A Udemy course by Andrew Mead teaching React for building front-end web applications, including the modern JavaScript tooling around it such as Babel and Webpack.

Commenters say it is similar in tone and teaching style to other popular Udemy web development courses and that it teaches modern JavaScript tooling useful beyond React itself.

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsMetaSemaphorer/webdev2019in “I know a lot of basics. What should I focus on really learning?”▲ 1

   Yes yes yes, both to learning to be better at CSS/SASS in general and the Schmedtmann course in particular. So many people give CSS just a glance, but you get so much bang for your buck in being able to make portfolio sites that don't look either completely awful or like another meaningless…

2. RecommendsAiexRedditr/learnprogramming2018in “What online courses are 100%, entirely worth it?”▲ 2

   I think they're different enough that it doesn't really matter which one you start with. I did Node, then React, but I think I could have done just fine going the other way around. React is all front end and Node is all back end, and the two courses don't really overlap all that much. The React…

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