I was thinking to myself, about the steps I followed to learn React and then I asked myself, why not share with all developers? 😊
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If you recommend the Maximilian Schwarzmüller course in 2021 it is because you didn't start it, I bought it and it was a total waste of money.
40.5 hours where most of it is with classes when you take around 35 hours of the course the hooks start, he didn't update the part of Redux with Redux toolkit, the project that he develops is simply rubbish...
This is my opinion, I think there are other courses that are more worth spending time on.
The rest of the post is nice! Good job!
EDIT:
max updated his course enterily, now is more complete to be honest. At least now is not a scam and there are info about the HOOKS
Mern stack front to back by brad traversy.
Thank you for your feedback @migueldevelopez ! That's good to know! I haven't indeed! I did a research for react courses and it seemed nice.
It's fine!
I bought it and I watched the 35% and it's not bad if you are newbie with front and you don't care about learn something soo deprecated
Check the net ninja course, in 2 hours you will see like 20 hours of maxi course
Yes! The net ninja's course is amazing! I recommend it to all beginners!
Actually i learnt react from his modern react playlist. its a great resource to start with react.
hi @migueldevelopez Would you still recommend it to someone who's learning react in May 2022? Would love to know your recommendations as well. Thanks.
Sorry for being late.
I think for 10$ is a good way to learn, but you have to practice a lot. Avoid just watch a lot of videos because you won't learn nothing with this approach
@migueldevelopez Please suggest then which course should we opt for ?
max updated his course, now is more complete to be honest. At least is not a scam
Nice job, thanks!
For those who are looking for ready to use solutions - I would also recommend this free Bootstrap React UI KIT built with the newest Bootstrap 5 & React 17
mdbootstrap.com/docs/b5/react/
Context !== State manager
Really useful reading! I've been debating between Vue and React :( as a web dev beginner.
Thank you for sharing
Been there. All the hype around react makes it hard to grasp when to use react or compare it with vue for example. I mean, React is great, plus there is a high demand in job market. But when I started Vue it was a lot more straightforward.
So don't hesitate trying Vue - it's really nice
I also enjoy Vue a lot!
Great introduction and flow. Thank you :)
I really enjoyed and am still enjoying Stephen grider's Udemy course. I would definitely recommend to anyone who would want to get serious about learning it 😂
Hey! Thanks for sharing!
thanks, but how did you make it from marine biology into development? I would be interested to know that lol.
Woah! Definitely using this sometime.
Amazing!
Thanks for great tutorial, I real enjoyed