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  We are now ready to work on our frontend. So far we’ve built and deployed our backend API and resources. We used Serverless for it. We are now going to build a web app that connects to our backend. We are going to create a single page app using  React.js . We’ll use the  Create React App  project to set everything up. It is officially supported by the React team and conveniently packages all the dependencies for a React.js project. Let’s move to a new directory.  From the project root of your backend repo, run the following. COPY $ cd ../ Create a New React App  Run the following command to create the client for our notes app. COPY $ npx create-react-app notes-app-client --use-npm This should take a second to run, and it will create your new project and your new working directory. Installation You can install this library from npm by running: npm install web-vitals  Now let’s go into our working directory and run our project. COPY $ cd notes-app-client $ npm start This should fire

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  We are now ready to work on our frontend. So far we’ve built and deployed our backend API and resources. We used Serverless for it. We are now going to build a web app that connects to our backend. We are going to create a single page app using  React.js . We’ll use the  Create React App  project to set everything up. It is officially supported by the React team and conveniently packages all the dependencies for a React.js project. Let’s move to a new directory.  From the project root of your backend repo, run the following. COPY $ cd ../ Create a New React App  Run the following command to create the client for our notes app. COPY $ npx create-react-app notes-app-client --use-npm This should take a second to run, and it will create your new project and your new working directory.  Now let’s go into our working directory and run our project. COPY $ cd notes-app-client $ npm start This should fire up the newly created app in your browser. Change the Title  Let’s quickly change the t

  Previous Releases io.js & Node.js Releases 1.x through 3.x were called "io.js" as they were part of the io.js fork. As of Node.js 4.0.0 the former release lines of io.js converged with Node.js 0.12.x into unified Node.js releases. Looking for latest release of a version branch? Node.js 13.x Node.js 12.x Node.js 11.x Node.js 10.x Node.js 8.x Node.js 6.x Node.js 4.x Node.js 0.12.x Node.js 0.10.x All versions Version LTS Date V8 npm NODE_MODULE_VERSION [1] Node.js 15.11.0 2021-03-03 8.6.395.17 7.6.0 88 Downloads  Changelog  Docs Node.js 15.10.0 2021-02-23 8.6.395.17 7.5.3 88 Downloads  Changelog  Docs Node.js 15.9.0 2021-02-18 8.6.395.17 7.5.3 88 Downloads  Changelog  Docs Node.js 15.8.0 2021-02-02 8.6.395.17 7.5.1 88 Downloads  Changelog  Docs Node.js 15.7.0 2021-01-25 8.6.395.17 7.4.3 88 Downloads  Changelog  Docs Node.js 15.6.0 2021-01-14 8.6.395.17 7.4.0 88 Downloads  Changelog  Docs Node.js 15.5.1 2021-01-04 8.6.395.17 7.3.0 88 Downloads  Changelog  Docs Node.js 15.5.