A Udemy course teaching React, the JavaScript library for building user interfaces, from writing the first file through to deploying a working site online.

Commenters say React is the most common frontend framework and call the Udemy React courses high quality, with projects that are useful for a portfolio.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendsProbablyANoobYor/learnprogramming2022in “Freecodecamp vs The Odin Project vs 100 Devs vs Udemy courses.”▲ 2

   I’ve done all of those but 100 devs and used the lessons to get into Amazon. Imo your best bet is a React Udemy course. React is the most common frontend framework, it’s easy to learn, and I found the Udemy courses to be high quality and give projects I could put on my portfolio.

2. RecommendsDominicFicherar/webdev2019in “I have learnt HTML, CSS & JavaScript. I want to create a website that can be displayed to the public (with URL and all). What steps should I take from here to get to my website public?”▲ -2

   1. Decide whether you want to host it yourself on your local hardware (e.g. a Raspberry Pi / Running XAMPP on your windows machine / so many more options) or pay someone else to host it e.g. GoDaddy.com 2. Decide on what you want your domain name to be. You can pay for a .com domain, or there are…

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