React is a UI library created by Facebook. That’s probably a matter of days or weeks.
If you’ve already got some programming experience, Understand enough React to feel like “ok, I think I got this,” you’re I’m not talking months in the future (aka never). We’re going to get you some tiny wins with a few little projects, and get you through the basics of React.Īnd when I say you’ll eventually get to Redux and that other stuff: If you can get to the fun stuff quickly, even if it’s just a tinyĪmount of fun, it’s a lot easier to keep going. No, you just focused on not falling over. Did you bike along aīusy highway into town on your first day? Did anyone hand you someīowling pins and say, “Here, learn to juggle at the same time. Think back to learning to ride a bike as a kid. Something – which is way more fun than learning “prerequisites” Even if it’s just 2 colors, you’ll be creating Don’t worryĪbout building your masterpiece right now. And I’m not gonna lie: you’ll probably want to learn all “But won’t I eventually need Redux and stuff for Real Apps? Fake data Here’s a little Slack clone I put together using pure vanilla React (and someįake data to make it not look like a barren wasteland): Tools it gives you: just JSX, props, state, and passing some data You can build quite a bit with plain old React and the That’s what we’re going to cover here.Ībsolutely it is. I want to clarify what I mean when I talk about learning React: just There was an error submitting your subscription. (it’s spread over 5 days, but you can jump ahead whenever you want). I turned this into a full-fledged free 5-day course, and I made a nice-looking PDF you can read on your iPad or. Quick warning though: this tutorial is compleeete.
Redux, Webpack, React Router, CSS in JS, and a pile of other stuff. Think that “learning React” means that you have to also learn about
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