A Udemy video course by Stephen Grider teaching React, typically alongside Redux and ES6, aimed at building React applications from the ground up. Commenters describe it as comprehensive and note that Grider also offers follow-on courses on advanced React and React Native.

Commenters call Stephen Grider's React course comprehensive and very good value, and say he is well known and respected on Udemy.

On Reddit (5)

1. Strongly recommendsWiwwilr/webdev2020in “First assignment on Udemy.”▲ 1

   Hey, the road is long and there's lots of things to learn. I assume you're starting. If you want to learn sass and css I would recommend this one. Maybe this before the JS courses ? https://www.udemy.com/share/101WkwB0sTdlpWQXQ=/ I recommend you Stephen Grider on Udemy. He's pretty well known and…

2. Recommendsalinoumandevr/webdev2018in “3 years after doing web dev full time, I am still stuck at junior level. What's my best move?”

   You can take cheap 10$ courses on Udemy and some courses are just mind blowing amazing. The reactjs course of Stephen Grider are very good.

3. Recommendsreact-devr/webdev2018in “Can you recommend React Native tutorials or courses for someone who has no previous React knowledge?”▲ 1

   I would suggest going over Stephen Griders courses about React on udemy. In the first course he covers React, Redux, ES6 etc... In the second course it's advanced React stuff And the third course I would take would be his React Native course.

4. Recommendscollinstommyr/webdev2018in “Good place to learn React.js?”

   A couple of friends have asked me this same question recently. I've dug out some of the links I sent them. As a number of other posters mentioned its always good to strengthen your vanilla JavaScript skills. Check out Wes Bos's JavaScript30, it will help you hone in your JavaScript skills…

5. Mentionswulfcastle17r/learnprogramming2020in “Has anyone taken the Hack Reactor/Galvanize assessment test?”▲ 3

   If app academy open was all you needed, I wouldn’t recommend doing galvanize after. You should go through the whole thing but you’ll, at best, retain 20-35 percent. However this pre work will pay massive dividends when you enter into galvanize. A lot of people fail out or can’t get jobs after…

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