A Udemy video course by Andrew Mead teaching React for building front-end web applications, covering components, state, and related tooling. The course is also referenced for testing React components.

Commenters call Andrew Mead's React course very good and efficient, say it covers testing and Redux, and say it helped one get a job.

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1. Strongly recommendsselyuur/learnprogramming2018in “What to do next?”

   In that case, I'd say skip mitx as I don't feel there is a need to get an introduction to Computer Science. Yes it would probably look good in your resume or LinkedIn, but what would look even better for employers is projects on your Github. That being said, React is a wonderful library and I am…

2. Strongly recommendsntrabuer/webdev2017in “Nice use of cookies from Udemy there”

   I hate udemy but some of the best courses for certain technologies are on udemy. I purchased Andrew Meads React course $10 on their black Friday sale and it's incredibly good.

3. RecommendsRevolutionary_Sir617r/learnprogramming2020in “No one knows JACK about testing. That includes stackoverflow. Hardly any test questions are every answered and no one seems to know how to test in ANY language. Tutorials are seriously lacking as well. How do you learn testing on your own if there are no actual tutorials or stackoverflow answers?”▲ 13

   Postman is great for developing. Also check out jest and enzyme. Take a course by Andrew Mead on Udemy for $10. He does a good job covering jest and postman and mocking out functions (eg. things that rely on ids generated in a database) in his Node.js course. He covers testing front end components…

4. Recommendstowfiqir/webdev2020in “After 128 days and 35k LOC, I’ve built a Photoshop like Free Popup & Banner Builder, with built-in Timeline Animation Editor (Details in Comment)”▲ 1

   This kind of huge projects actually do not have any tutorials or are not created following tutorials. One thing I can recommend though is learning a React or Vue. I learned React from Andrew Mead's course on Udemy and he is very efficient.

5. Recommendsmcsdevr/learnprogramming2018in “I have two months before my first job. How can I learn as much of Nodejs, Angularjs, Reactjs, Expressjs as possible beforehand?”

   First off, congratulations! It sounds like you’ve put yourself in a really good position. As you’ve guessed, you can tackle this in a variety of ways. I’d start off with React as it’ll ensure you’ve got a good grasp of ES6 and will be a logical stepping stone if you’re finishing up with your first…

6. MentionsgregoriBr/learnprogramming2018in “After 9 months of teaching myself how to program I finally landed a job. I want to share some of the things I learned on how to achieve this goal (mostly focused on front end).”

   I want to reply to the videos thing. I'm currently doing Andrew Mead's React course and have done Colt Steele's Web Dev Bootcamp. I would say that a lot stuff not sticking is definitely to be expected. However, the better Udemy courses expose you to concepts while explaining how they are properly…

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