A Udemy course by Stephen Grider teaching React together with Redux for managing application state, starting from React basics and going deeper from there. It is a paid course that commenters often say is sometimes discounted.

Commenters call it a great, instructive course for getting over the fear of React, with Grider's slow, clear teaching style praised repeatedly.

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1. Strongly recommendsdeerack_r/webdev2023in “Udemy courses”

   I learned so much with Stephen Grider’s Modern React course. I took all of Angela’s web dev course but her react section was pretty out of date. With the combination of both those classes I was able to build the majority of my current project. The only thing I think I’m missing is how to set up…

2. Strongly recommendsImpressive_Pea_1184r/learnprogramming2023in “Feel embarrassed after 6 month bootcamp”

   Udemy. "Modern React with Redux" and "React with Node: Fullstack Development" are two courses by Stephen Grider than are phenomenal.

3. Strongly recommendsReferpotterr/learnprogramming2021in “Are Udemy courses really worth it?”▲ 2

   Modern react to redux -Stephen girder helped me got over fear of react in an elegant slow way. I would highly recommend if you are starting out learning coding to start with Udemy course. Edit : I did one of best sellers course it did not teach me anything after that I did some internships where I…

4. Strongly recommendscatbut23r/webdev2018in “Should I learn Node, MongoDB, Express before jumping into full stack frameworks like meteor.js or Firebase (Backend)?”

   I also did the Stephen Grider’s Modern React with Redux. It’s a great course!

5. Strongly recommendsFrog4lyfer/learnprogramming2017in “I'm not really sure to get started with React JS”

   Modern React with Redux on Udemy is a great course. It is taught by Stephen Grider and you can usually get it for about $10 bucks. It really starts out at the basics of react and then takes a deep dive from there. React is amazing and a lot of fun to code in.

6. Strongly recommendsImposter1r/webdev2017in “I have an offer, should I join”

   Are you comfortable with React or any other frameworks? Stephen Grider has an amazing Udemy course, it helped me build a voice recording/sharing app in React in a month.

7. Strongly recommendsCrazy_Flexr/learnprogramming2017in “Learning to code through Udemy courses?”▲ 2

   I've only taken one course on Udemy and it was very good. It was Modern React with Redux with a guy called Stephen Girder and I'd recommend him as a teacher.

8. Recommendscenterworkpror/webdev2022in “Recommended course to take in Udemy for Frontend specialty (using react)? Or recommended react course in Udemy?”▲ 3

   Any Stephen Grider, he has great courses covering a lot of this. Start with one of his react courses.

9. RecommendsOGPresidentDixonr/learnprogramming2022in “What is the best IT career path for a self taught person?”▲ 20

   I'm on my 7th year as a senior software engineer but I still take the latest classes so I know what to recommend to my juniors. Personal opinion: definitely try Colt Steele first (he's one of the the top teachers on Udemy for a reason), but if you get bored during it or can't pay attention, then…

10. Recommendsturbohedgehogr/learnprogramming2021in “Are Udemy courses really worth it?”▲ 1

    You can learn JavaScript for free, but to be a front end dev, you would need to know a framework, for that Udemy courses are really good, and they sometimes go on sale for 10$ and cover around 30 hours. I really liked Mosh’s React course, but Stephen Grider and Schwarzmuller are also good teachers.

11. Recommendsgotta-lotr/webdev2020in “Any good resources for getting started with reactJS?”▲ 2

    You're getting no helpful responses because so many people on this subreddit, let alone the Internet, have asked this question. React hasn't changed to a point where the answer to your question would change. My recommendation is Colt Steele or Stephen Grider's Udemy course.

12. Recommendsigleciasjosephr/webdev2020in “Should I learn a js framework (react)”▲ 7

    I dont see why not! I love React and theres a great market and community for it. If Full stack js or web development if a goal then go for it. Id recommend checking out Stephen Griders udemy course to get into it since youre proficient in js

13. RecommendsJazzCthulhur/webdev2018in “Want to learn web development and eventually create my own personal website. Where do I start?”

    I like Stephen Grider's courses on Udemy. You can check out his suggested sequence of courses for full-stack, front-end, backend, and app development at Rallycoding.com I have no relationship with him or the site. It's mostly React and express/nodejs. But he has a course on Elixir and a new one on…

14. Recommendskaithotzr/webdev2018in “How can I learn Next.js the Static Site Generator?”▲ 1

    I recommend the courses from Steven Grider on Udemy, he has a very instructive way on explaining things. \- "Modern React with Redux" \- "Advanced React and Redux: 2018 Edition" Another good course on Udemy is "React16- The Complete Guide (incl. React Router 4 & Redux)"

15. Recommendssleekcollinsr/webdev2018in “So I started learning redux recently”

    Don't know if it's been suggested but Stephen Grider's Redux course (the basic one i.e. Modern React with Redux as opposed to the advanced course) on Udemy did it for me. It's not free, though. Another guy would be Max Schwarzmueller. His intro to Redux (without the React) videos on YouTube are…

16. Mentionshereforthesnacks2r/learnprogramming2022in “How do I learn how to code? Where do I even start?”

    I started watching tutorials on YouTube learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript first. The channels I watched were: Dev Ed, Programming with Mosh, and Traversy Media. Then bought Udemy a course (ONLY when they were on sale) I would recommend: Angela Yu (app brewery) Andrei Naegoie and Brad Travesy…

17. Mentionsmvasighr/webdev2018in “After learning HTML/CSS/JavaScript, now entering the NPM and React territory. I'm absolutely overwhelmed.”▲ 1

    Keep learning vanilla JavaScript, read through Eloquent JavaScript. Even the first couple of chapters on primitives and operators and such taught me nuances here and there despite having covered that material numerous times before. Build small applications with just vanilla JS. A calculator or tic…

18. MentionsUnknownFearr/webdev2017in “A year studying programming on my own: here's my portfolio! (pure HTML, CSS and JS, more info on comments)”

    looks incredible! I too have been doing a few Udemy courses (finished Colt Steeles' The Web Dev Bootcamp, working on Mosh Hamedanis' Angular 4 (2+) Master Class, then pushing towards Stephen Griders' Modern React with Redux with hope on switching careers from helpdesk support to front end or…

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