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Likes and comments app #3286

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@sumedhb1995 sumedhb1995 commented Aug 21, 2020

Takes the likes-and-comments example fluid object and converts it a Fluid app

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left some comments. The example looks good. The only thing I really want resolution on is why this example builds differently then others in the repo. I'm guessing it's so that it can be pulled out easier but I'm not sure if that causes other issues.

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@skylerjokiel I was confused about how the build for these apps examples should be in the monorepo, since they are different from the examples repo. I wasn't sure which model to follow...
I built this off of the draft-js example because I wasn't able to get spaces to run but I can try again. I might have been messing up the package installation?
I don't have a preference in either direction. If the apps are also supposed to be installed as part of the monorepo installation, then I can switch this over

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@sumedhb1995 sumedhb1995 merged commit 863a8c1 into microsoft:main Sep 3, 2020
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