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Learn React
Codecademy
4 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2018–2020 · score 3.7
An interactive, browser-based course from Codecademy that teaches React, the JavaScript library for building user interfaces, through short coding exercises. It is aimed at getting learners to build small front-end applications.
Commenters describe it as easy to consume through short exercises and a good starting point before moving on to projects, with one calling it great after using it as a front-end course.
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20182020
I’ve started with the CodeCademy React course. ( you could go by the FreeCodeCamp course available on YT too.) Then i did the React Tutotial from the react website, then once again went on the FreeCodeCamp youtube channel and watched the Evernote Clone ( with React) + Firebase. Quite a run but…
If you are a fast learner, I suggest go to codecademy, create a new email, u get 7-day pro trial, finish the courses, it's what I've been doing with python 3. I believe they have a react and Vue courses too. Also what OP suggested, do projects after completing tutorial to become fluent. Just don't…
I'd just like to mention that my career started with CodeCademy and I still, even after creating software professionally for 3 years, come back to your site to learn new things. I'm a server-side Java developer and just recently have gone through some front-end courses (ReactJS, specifically) and…
Currently working my way through CodeAcademy's "Learn ReactJS". I've also taken a look at Microsoft's "Introduction to ReactJS" on edx.org, but I really prefer the style of CodeAcademy, as video-based learning isn't too appealing to me. I take it that Udemy courses are mostly video-based as well…