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1,029 Pointsbugs in downloaded project zip file
As of 2017-07-31 the zip file containing the project source code contains bugs that cause the app to not work correctly.
Downloaded file: 1-getting-started-with-redux.zip
I scanned over several of the versions of the project from this zip file and they all had the same bugs.
These are the same bugs I saw in the React Webpack course: https://teamtreehouse.com/community/the-initial-downloaded-code-for-video-2-has-multiple-bugs
These bugs include:
method componentDidMount of Stopwatch uses setInterval without a delay argument. This behavior doesn't seem well-documented by MDN and doesn't seem discussed much on the web. In Firefox (55) the timer fires once and stops rather than repeating
method getInitialState of Stopwatch has a misspelled key previouseTime which causes the stopwatch to not work
You might have to deal with clearing the browser cache to changed code to run
Buggy version of (1):
const Stopwatch = React.createClass({
getInitialState: function () {
return ({
running: false,
previouseTime: 0,
elapsedTime: 0,
});
},
Corrected version of (1)
const Stopwatch = React.createClass({
getInitialState: function () {
return ({
running: false,
previousTime: 0,
elapsedTime: 0,
});
},
Buggy version of (2)
componentDidMount: function () {
this.interval = setInterval(this.onTick);
},
A corrected version of (2)
componentDidMount: function () {
this.interval = setInterval(this.onTick, 100);
},