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Epic React

Kent C. Dodds

5 recommenders · 5 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2021–2023 · score 4.7

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Epic React is a paid, in-depth course by Kent C. Dodds on building real-world React applications, covering hooks, state management, testing, and performance. It is offered on epicreact.dev.

Commenters call it the go-to course for going deep on React, with one saying it is worth it if you are serious about diving deep into React.

Web & Mobile Developmentintermediatepaidvideo lectures#react#hooks#testing#state management#dodds

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  1. Recommendsnaveedjan_r/EntrepreneurRideAlong2023in “My side project just crossed $15k in revenue after six weeks.”

    Yeah. If you’re looking to learn I’d recommend Codecademy (course) and eloquent JavaScript (book) for vanilla JS. Then pure react (book) and epic react (course) for react. Once you got the basics down start building stuff - build ‘bad’ / ‘boring’ ideas until you find good ones. I built loads of…

  2. RecommendsAssumptionCorrect812r/learnprogramming2023in “Can someone please recommend a React course/playlist/resource that covers everything that I need to know including best practices?”

    Depends on what you budget is honestly. If you want something free, a good resource is freeCodeCamp and HackerNoon. For more in depth I’d suggest FrontendMasters, and some instructors on particular have many courses like Kent C Dodds Epic React, for more $$$ but also covers a lot more. Let me know…

  3. Recommendskeyboard_2387r/webdev2023in “I give up battling against React 🏳️”▲ 23

    I've used both Vue and React and prefer React. When it comes to things like this there will always be differences in opinion—I'm sure there are plenty of people who say they would rather stick with Angular than any of the other 3 mentioned here. I think this is more of an underlying challenge with…

  4. Recommendssaintshingr/webdev2021in “Are bootcamps really that bad of an idea or have I gotten only the negative views on it?”▲ 1

    These bootcamps all seem extremely overpriced. If you want to get in web dev and you have money to spend, I'd recommend https://epicreact.dev/ and https://css-for-js.dev/ (you need to know basic html and javascript first, just pick the higest rated udmey course when they go on sale, there are free…

  5. Recommendsgeek--godr/learnprogramming2021in “[deleted by user]”▲ 2

    Regarding payment processing, I recommend Stripe. I use Stripe at Primerlabs, and they have built solid features. I recommend checking out Stripe Connect which helps you make sales and then paying out to your vendors. Of course, you will have to consult with a tax-guy how to handle taxes of each…

  6. MentionsGold-Caterpillar-794r/webdev2022in “Udemy Course Suggestion”▲ 0

    I remember doing freecodecamp and getting so bored with the repetition of basics and never actually doing anything. This was before the period where I gave up on development altogether for 5 years before coming back to it. It's when I came back to it that I found these names like Colt Steele, Wes…

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