Building a ReactJS website on the School of Computing CSE server entails a similar basis as a Jekyll site. Since ReactJS can ba extremely simple to lavishly complex, you start by how much you know. If you are a novice then the instructions provided from the ReactJS easy start will be of the most use. If you are an expericned ReactJS programmer, or want to craft an application following the ReactJS New Application.

A new ReactJS project can be created and worked on in any subdirectory of your personal home directory space on the CSCE server. The actual resultant build files for production will be copied into your ~/public_html or a subdirectory of there. For testing your ReactJS application, you will need to identify an open port to use on the CSCE server. Since port numbers over 10000 are frequently unused, you could start by using port 10101 when running the ReactJS development server, then navigate to http://csce.unl.edu:10101 to test your development view.

Hosting your site on CSCE may require establishing or changing the .htaccess file commands in your ~/public_html and any subdirectory you may use to host in.