Update tutorial to include running Node server #2004
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The tutorial suggests using python -m SimpleHTTPServer to serve content, but subsequently introduces a mechanism for submitting comments via a POST request, which SimpleHTTPServer doesn't support. It appears that at this point the tutorial assumes you're using the sample Node.js server packaged with the tutorial's GitHub repo but that isn't explained. This diff adds instructions on how to use the sample Node.js server. Fixes reactjs/react-tutorial#1
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I'm going to take #2824 instead but I really do appreciate you taking the time to work on this. I'm sorry we let it sit here for so long! |
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The tutorial suggests using
python -m SimpleHTTPServerto serve content, but subsequently introduces a mechanism for submitting comments via a POST request, whichSimpleHTTPServerdoesn't support. It appears that at this point the tutorial assumes you're using the sample Node.js server packaged with the tutorial's GitHub repo but that isn't explained.This diff adds instructions on how to use the sample Node.js server.
Fixes reactjs/react-tutorial#1