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Do you have solid understanding of "vanilla" javascript (I assume you have, as you mentioned node and express)? React itself is not that hard to start with, if you are somehow proficient with javascript. I recommend official React documentation (I think this is an awesome tutorial to start with). Drop RxJS for now, as it's not really needed to understand React. If you have few bucks to spend, I recommend Stephen Grider's course on Udemy (there are few of them, start with the beginner's one, then eventually continue with more advanced ones if you want). Last thing, feel free to use
create-react-appfor now, skip webpack/babel/eslint configuration (it's unnecessary overhead for a beginner) and just dive into creating apps. Good luck with learning.ahh okay and that way I can showcase my webapps by committing code on Github. Do you think there are any other Open Source projects to learn along with. Thank you :)
Make sure to check out awesome-react, it has some great resources.
I also have a playlist on YouTube with React tutorials and talks if visuals and audio are more your thing 🎥 There are some great talks in there that discuss concepts you'll tackle in React.
Wow thank you so much for sharing your playlist, I do watch more videos and code, also read so much more but for starters only videos. I started working on it, since few days. Will show you the apps I will build.
yeah I love videos to start with, gives you way better context jumping into things like documentation or tutorials. Looking forward to seeing some of the apps! ⚡️🤘
Keep it simple! Don't worry about Redux, RxJS, or Babel at all yet. Focus on learning Javascript, and React by itself.
The "Getting Started" page in the React docs was just updated - you should start there.
Also, see my suggested resources for getting started with React, the list of resources in the Reddit /r/reactjs "Beginner's Questions" thread, and my React/Redux links list.
Thank you first of all, and yes I'm more worried about starting to contribute to open source/Github as soon as I learn it.
Hi Divyesh,
I started learning ReactJS for 1 month and my suggestion is to go through the tic-tac-toe tutorial from official ReactJs, then follow Kirupa's website. kirupa.com/react. After that, tackle the Advance topic Docs from official ReactJs and start Redux. Good luck.
Thank you for suggesting some hands on experience. I would have never known about kirupa.com if it weren't for you.
make your own react components library (navbar, tabs, forms, profile pages etc). I suggest Kirupa as someone else did
okay I'm yet to reach at that level but yeah I'm noting it down for near future.
Explaining 🐘React like I don't know anything
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