Im looking to start learning React and would like recommendations for good tutorials. Preferably some that explain each concept thoroughly with good illustrations. Im familiar with html css and have seen some javascript before but apart from that im an absolute beginner.
thanks
Edit: thanks for the suggestions! I'll start reading the docs to begin with and then when i finish that i'll most likely check out the udemy course and that beginner youtube series https://youtube.com/playlistlist=PLeJ7L1yWDo3EWWNFNOi3aSLuukQc2X39N&si=NVkBHrUiPDd-EJsS
Hello, I am looking for a course where I can learn React with all the details (dom mechanisms, ref mechanisms, react mechanisms, how react works, context etc.. ) I am looking for a very advanced and detailed course. Do you have any recommendations?
The courses on the internet that I find in general tell standard things, but I want to be a senior with all the details. Are there any courses you recommend for this?
Videos
Hey everyone! 👋
I’m looking to seriously learn React.js and would love some recommendations for a good online course. It can be free or paid, as long as it provides solid explanations of both the basics and more advanced topics (hooks, context, Redux, etc.).
Do you have any tried-and-true courses you’d recommend? Thanks in advance for your suggestions! 🙌
How's Jonas Schmedtmann's course on Udemy?
I have his JS course and it's pretty good but know nothing about his React course:
The Ultimate React Course 2024: React, Next.js, Redux & More | Udemy
Please let me know your thoughts. Thanks!
Hi!
I'm looking to teach myself ReactJS / NextJS, which of these courses are better in your opinion and why? Also - I do not have TS experience, only JS.
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-ultimate-react-course/?couponCode=MT150725G1
https://www.udemy.com/course/react-the-complete-guide-incl-redux/?couponCode=MT150725G1
I can only purchase one.
Also these courses are crazy long, 70+ hours...will appreciate if anyone can provide some advice on what items would be bare minimum for me to cover so I can "learn something" and then branch out myself from there as and when something is required.
Thanks heaps!
I already work in React Js as a front end developer, and want to restudy and maybe add a bit to my knowledge
What do you guys suggest buying from the three below courses :
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This One says next js in the description(i had in mind to learn Next js after mastering React js): https://www.udemy.com/course/react-the-complete-guide-incl-redux/?couponCode=2021PM25
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This one says MongoDb which am not so into: https://www.udemy.com/course/node-with-react-fullstack-web-development/?couponCode=2021PM25
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https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-development-bootcamp/?couponCode=2021PM25
Which one do you recommend i should go with ?
I want to know the best the best react course on udemy or youtube or within 10 dollars which teaches u everything u need to know also what else do u need to know relating to front end besides js react html css is tailwind or bootstrap the industry standard.
I just learned javascript and i think i am ready to move into react library, I used some youtube videos and hands on exercises to learn javascript. I need to help to find the best source for learning reactjs in a way to assist my projects and to get placed. Please provide some good sources.
I'm not a complete beginner (6 years exp in programming), but I only have experience on the backend side.
I wanted to expand my knowledge towards the frontend side as well.
It would be awesome if anyone could recommend me a good course that fits my situation well! :)
Hey everyone, sorry for the title. I'm a backend developer (Node.js) and I have a school project where I need to build a frontend for my application. The deadline is in 3 days, and I need to learn React quickly. I have some basic knowledge in frontend development; I've built a couple of apps with native HTML/CSS and Mustache. I've also watched a few sections of Jonas's React course last year, but I stopped at the useState section, so I have a basic background but I'm a fast learner.
Can anyone recommend a video for a crash course (around 4 hours maybe) that covers the basics without going into too much detail? Specifically, I 'm looking for something that includes updating components, simple state management, and making API calls to a server and user authentication.
Hi what's the best react course ? I been thinking between Andrew Mead,Maximilian or Jonas Schmedtmann. I read mixed reviews about Maximilian. And I really like Jonas as I done he's HTML and Js course but I don't know how he's React course is. I heard Andrew mead is very good aswell.
I've been learning from Maximilian Schwarzmüller's React course for a couple of weeks now and damn he makes things confusing. He's always going back and forth on how you should write code etc. I'm trying to persevere with his course but struggling to learn from him. I feel if I keep trying to push through his course, I'll just be even more confused and everything I would've "learnt" would be a blank. I've been told to have a look at Stephen Grider's course (he updated it recently) as well as Colt Steele's course, but I'm open to other courses.
Don't get me wrong, I think Max is an excellent developer and he knows his stuff, but I struggle to learn from him.
Kent C, was pretty awesome with remix and the platform you learned on. Really liked that you had a webapp for learning, one click and everything was set in IntelliJ. You also had the 'diff' feature to see what you might have missed etc. Now he has a v2 out that I'm thinking of.
ReactGG I do not know the platform of. And same with Joy of React. I've been searching the seas, but didn't find anything like I did with kentc's old react course (did not find his v2 on the web). I like to try before I maybe buy it if I can afford. Any tips and recommendations?
Hi everyone,
I’m a Java backend developer with experience in multiple startups and a solid grasp of backend technologies. I’ll soon be handling React projects, so I want to learn React efficiently without getting overwhelmed by lengthy tutorials. I’ve already studied JavaScript and major ES6 concepts.
I need one help from you guys
I’m looking for a beginner-friendly course or video tutorial that covers key React concepts and includes a few projects.
Rest I can learn while handling my company's react projects
Thanks for any recommendations!
hi everyone, I'm a frontend developer, but now in my job, we have a react native project, so I need to learn. can you recommend a course I can take , from Udemy, coursera, or YouTube, thank a lot, im doing a little thing by myself but I need a structure for learn.
As part of our companies migration to React, my team and I took the ZTM course "Complete React Developer (w/ Redux, Hooks, GraphQL)" as an intro to the language and concepts.
I found it to be very thorough and enjoyable. The instructor's were clear and easy to understand and the code repos were extremely helpful along the way.
The content has been updated several times since, and the course not only including React basics, but also content in several other topis, such as Netlify, Firebase and Stripe.
I really enjoyed how they built up the project, they continued to enhance it by using different coding strategies. For example it was coed originally using js - then converted to typescript.
Give it a go - https://zerotomastery.io/courses/learn-react/
13 years in the industry (c#, c++, ada)
I'm looking to catch up and learn some newer tech. I did dable in some angular the last few years but want to get my feet wet with react. I purchased the ultimate react course for 15 bucks yesterday on sale. Figured I couldn't go wrong.
Any suggestions, comments, etc?