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How to make a new component for react in carbon ?
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In addition to the great reference from @emyarod - Carbon’s React components, one provided by us as well as ones applications create, are either regular React components with some Carbon styling or React components using Carbon ones in it. For the former, you can go to components page in carbondesignsystem.com site and how Carbon CSS classes are applied to the markup. For the latter, you can go to react.carbondesignsystem.com to see the API of our components. Hope these help!
I believe this step of our new tutorial may be useful to you https://www.carbondesignsystem.com/tutorial/react-step-4