wtf is rqs?

React Quickstart is a starter template for building web applications using React. Instead of spending hours configuring build tools, setting up a development server, and wiring together the dozens of moving parts that modern web apps require, you get a pre-configured project that just works. It lets you start writing your actual application code immediately. The project was created using Create React App, a widely used tool that generates a clean, working React setup out of the box. When you start the project, it launches a local development server that automatically refreshes your browser every time you save a file. This means you can see your changes instantly as you build. The project also includes a production build step that optimizes your code so it loads quickly when real users visit your live site. This template is designed for developers who want to skip the setup phase and dive straight into building. For example, if a founder wants to quickly prototype a web app to show investors, or a product manager wants to mock up an interactive interface, this gives them a functional starting point in minutes. It is also useful for beginners learning React, since the configuration stays out of the way and lets them focus on understanding the framework itself. The README is extremely sparse and points readers to an external user guide for everything beyond the basic setup. It does not describe any custom features or additional tooling layered on top of the standard Create React App foundation, so anyone using it should refer to that linked documentation for guidance on development workflows, testing, and deployment.