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Implementing a Note Application - #414

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@ggirton

" If you try debugging it, you can see the ids should change if you refresh. You can verify this easily either by inserting a console.log(notes); line or a debugger; statement within the component function."

I did not find a place where inserting console.log(notes); did not cause the page to fail to display. An example here would help.

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  1. bebraw commented on Jun 22, 2016

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    Yeah, that's a valid point. I'll try adding more context there so it's easier to get the idea. Thanks!

  2. ggirton commented on Jun 22, 2016

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    I was able to get logging to work after A) encapsulating entire return value in a

    and B) looking for it in the browser console (as opposed to the terminal console). Many thanks for this fine introduction … I will have a couple more minor suggestions as I g along, based on my unfamiliarities with the toolsets :-) CHeers!

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  3. bebraw commented on Jun 22, 2016

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    Cool. Keep them coming. 👍

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