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creact's Issues

Readme is duplicated

The markdown in the readme is duplicated. Once you get to the end of the tutorial, you're only halfway through the markdown and then it starts over. I would delete the second half and submit a PR, but I don't know if the two halves are exactly the same, so I don't want to accidentally delete something that shouldn't be deleted. 😕

Inconsistent line

At the end of section 7, the review of the code for the _all_skills.js.jsx file has this line:
let skills = this.props.skills.map((skill) => {

.... but all the code listed prior to that says 'var skills......'

Full working tutorial

Hi,

This is a really great tutorial, however I got a little stuck through a couple of sections and wondered if you might be able to provide the finished tutorial on a separate git branch.

Many thanks...

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