A Udemy course by Net Ninja that teaches building web apps with React on the front end and Firebase as the backend for auth, data, and hosting. It is aimed at getting a working app built rather than deep theory.

Commenters recommend it as the easiest route to a working React and Firebase app, with one saying it is the one to follow while building your own project.

On Reddit (2)

1. Recommendsventilazerr/learnprogramming2023in “JavaScript for snow plowing app?”

   There are four routes you can take: 1. JavaScript + Express Node server + Prisma 2. MERN 3. Firebase 4. Java/Go + SQL + nginx/caddy + self host ​ 1. JavaScript + Express Node server + Prisma. This is a more difficult route, I would for now advise against it. 2. For MERN I would recommend the…

2. RecommendsitzFinnersr/webdev2022in “I'm gonna buy one of these courses can someone recommend me one of them and why he recommend that. will appreciate anyone's help”

   I've taken Angela's course and it is not very up to date. It's fine for HTML and CSS but if you wish to go further then I would recommend Net Ninjas React and Firebase course.

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