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docs(part2c): add optional improvement using concurrently to run React and json-server simultaneously This commit adds an optional section explaining how to use the `concurrently` tool to run both the React app (with Vite) and the `json-server` mock API with a single command (`npm run dev:full`). While running the processes separately is pedagogically valuable, using `concurrently` streamlines the development workflow and aligns with practices commonly used in professional environments.
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docs(part2c): add optional improvement using concurrently to run React and json-server simultaneously
This commit adds an optional section explaining how to use the
concurrentlytool to run both the React app (with Vite) and thejson-servermock API with a single command (npm run dev:full).While running the processes separately is pedagogically valuable, using
concurrentlystreamlines the development workflow and aligns with practices commonly used in professional environments.