The Trials and tribulations of React.js

This process of learning to become a software engineer has been one of if not the most emotional, tiring, frustrating, life-changing endeavors I have ever put myself through. Completing my React project for the FlatIron school is the light at the end of the tunnel to the start of a life I've always dreamt about. My React project is based off of a yatch company I currently work for logging new vessels that come to the marina. Trying new ways to code that is different then what I learned throughout the React phase of my boot camp was a new and challenging task. Using async fetch request turned out to be an easier way to write out a fetch request making my block of code easier for me to understand and write. Using a pages folder to separate what the user of the application sees, and a components folder to handle the functionality of the the web page making editing interface less cluddered and easier to read.