How to Setup a React App with TypeScript + Webpack from Scratch

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Yarn

This guide assumes that you have git, a Node package manager (e.g. npm, yarn), your favorite IDE (e.g. VSCode, WebStorm), and the ability to run commands in a *nix-like terminal.

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Git

This guide assumes that you have git, a Node package manager (e.g. npm, yarn), your favorite IDE (e.g. VSCode, WebStorm), and the ability to run commands in a *nix-like terminal.

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Visual Studio Code

This guide assumes that you have git, a Node package manager (e.g. npm, yarn), your favorite IDE (e.g. VSCode, WebStorm), and the ability to run commands in a *nix-like terminal.

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Babel

Have you ever created a React application using Create React App but was then curious about how it was configured under the hood? Do you want to use React with TypeScript, but have had a hard time finding all the setup instructions in one place? Do you prefer to avoid Babel for bundling or transpiling or want a more modern option like Webpack? This guide walks you through how to setup a React application with TypeScript-written components and bundled with Webpack. Bonus: It also teaches you how to configure Jest for testing.

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