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Lesson 11 currently has been causing some issues, when all steps are completed it works, however following the tutorial step-by-step and testing the production version of the code does not work as intended/can be confusing for students. For instance if the student actually does try to use npm start when the lesson states, the screen will just be blank. You can navigate to files like package.json, but we shouldn't break the app to show this.
My understanding of the lesson is it wants to convey the following 2 points:
This rewrite still preserves these two aspects, but does them more directly than the current tutorial. The current tutorial takes the detour of making the user create it without the public directory, then add it and change the files again after realising that the user could access files they do not want.
In this new version, we explain the need for a public directory from the outset and make the code changes only once. I feel it is clearer this way and achieves the same effect in less time.