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From the article I wasn't sure where the rust code should be put. I ended up rebuilding my Mac because I wasn't able to compile any wasm rust react tutorial and now things work. Thanks for your efforts and response.
Now that I have things working(?) I don't get the greeting alert, just the default react screen. Are there other steps that have to be implemented to get the alert? Also I noticed a difference in the structure of your solution and the one used in the wasm-game-of-life tutorial. There they place the Rust code in the root of the app and the React app inside that. can you explain why your approach is different and the advantage of your approach. Thank you so very much for your time.
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If you want to use a different path, then please try changing this configs accordingly
Is there any reason why you don't want to move the rust code inside src folder?
From the article I wasn't sure where the rust code should be put. I ended up rebuilding my Mac because I wasn't able to compile any wasm rust react tutorial and now things work. Thanks for your efforts and response.
Now that I have things working(?) I don't get the greeting alert, just the default react screen. Are there other steps that have to be implemented to get the alert? Also I noticed a difference in the structure of your solution and the one used in the wasm-game-of-life tutorial. There they place the Rust code in the root of the app and the React app inside that. can you explain why your approach is different and the advantage of your approach. Thank you so very much for your time.