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For reviewers and future viewers: all of the Turborepo examples here are using React if you want to explore.

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/learn/start-a-new-react-project 49.23 KB (🟡 +16 B) 133.81 KB
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@harish-sethuraman harish-sethuraman merged commit d522a5f into reactjs:main May 28, 2022
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