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React and Redux

Udemy

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2016–2017 · score 1.8

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A Udemy course by Stephen Grider teaching React together with Redux for building frontend applications. It is a paid course that was on sale for about $10 when these comments were posted.

Commenters call it a great course for learning React with Redux and say it was incredibly helpful, especially at its sale price.

Web & Mobile Developmentintermediatepaidvideo lectures#react#redux#javascript#frontend#grider

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20162017

On Reddit (2)

  1. Strongly recommendsJamoeyr/learnprogramming2017in “There's a sale going on at Udemy where most courses are $10.”

    I know this questions is more webdev than programming, but has anyone taken a Udemy course on intermediate, responsive CSS they would recommend? I'm doing Free Code Camp and I'm having a hard time bridging the gap between understanding CSS and being able to make my website look good. Secondly, if…

  2. Recommendsbitsofsickr/webdev2016in “react vs angular for job?”

    JavaScript is the superset of both frameworks. Learn JavaScript well, through whatever frameworks you find interesting, while always focusing on how things relate to vanilla JS. This will help ensure your knowledge isn't mostly trend-based, and in the long-term will put you further and further…

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