How I Would Learn ReactJS If I Could Start Over

Amazing video and thanks for sharing your experience. Could you plz share some good React tutorials which you recommend for the beginners?

Good tips. Thanks for the suggestions.

you helped me a lot man thanx

Excellent advice in this video!! Many thanks for doing this, precisely what I needed to know!

I have the same jacket as yours 😂😂

Hey, great video. I appreciate you taking the time to give a good roadmap for learning React (currently chipping away at it). I think your video could be further improved by perhaps making adding some sort of visual presentation of the process. It is a bit hard to follow simply by listening to you, so I had to take visual notes as I went along. Just a suggestion!

Do you suggest to learn Typescript after learning good React?

This provides direction for me such an amazing video ❤

Thanks for the video! I've just watched one before this that said I should learn 9 libraries, which got me really scared.

Perfect timing , thanks. I recommend you read The Unplugged Alpha by Richard Cooper and The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgensen

Perfect timing , thanks. I recommend you read The Unplugged Alpha by Richard Cooper and The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgensen

Perfect timing , thanks. I recommend you read The Unplugged Alpha by Richard Cooper and The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgensen

I start learning react yesterday.. And i hope it will not take that long

Thanks

omg,I am really afraid when i saw behind of you

Proud to be your subscriber

so true

I wouldn't. Lol

damnit man!! you're a god send! i literally was asking myself how much js do i need to know for react! thank you.. love your videos..

I hate React I think I'm just going to learn Vue build some simple things then start learning React.

Hi, Thanks for the detailed videos. I am following you on my React Journey.

Please make use of slides/ written content while explaining all the stuff. Also, show a Recap slide at the end.

good tutorial you have sir .. i just want to get your opinion about me learning REACT JS .. MY superior in the office instructed me to learn REACT JS .. i only know html css and php wayback 5 yrs ago and i forgotten it already .. NOW , im learning REACT JS .. i already know how to use USESTATE ,USEEFFECT and was able to create login, a bit of CRUD in REACT JS .. NOW, im kinda thinking of learning JAVASCRIPT because i know nothing about JAVASCRIPT WHEN I LEARN REACT .. .. so NOW IM LEARNING javascript to fully grasp HOW REACT WORKs BECAUSE react js IS based on JAVASCRIPT ..

SO YEAH! , IM LEARNING JAVASCRIPT AS I watch your tutorial, Thank you !

I love the mess in the back of your room 😍 This proves you don't care about non techie stuff - impressed! 🙂

Thank you, i will learn it in 1 month, try try try

But if we want create a bigger application in react we have to use class compnt's....
At present i am working on health care project (we r using class compnt's... So please do the video on class compnt's how to use it.

Could you make a video on React Query? I used it in my last project and realized the amazing potential it has but I would love to learn to use it better.

WTH my room look the same as his! Oh God give this guy passive income source! but don't forget about me god! 😂😂

Brasileiro?

Another great content Pedro....... Keep it up bro!

A lot of the things you said it’s useless to learn will be asked during the interview so I suggest people learn vanilla js and how to manipulate the dom and react classes

Thank you for your suggestions.

Yo this is a great video i just finished a boot camp that gave me a really solid foundation for creating web apps we covered react and talked about everything you went over and alright we didn’t spend that much time in the boot camp on react, ive wanted to self study to prepare for jobs and your video sounds like a great road map to follow

What really sucks about React and learning Web development in general is how easily you can find yourself "misguided" in your journey

Consider learning React and learning all these libraries like React Router and then learning component libraries and whatnot, and compare that to learning something like SwiftUI (or Jetpack Compose, or probably even Dart)... in the case of SwiftUI, granted, Apple has its own design principles which it encourages and probably in fact enforces with SwiftUI, but SwiftUI has the path paved for you in how things are done and how they're laid out, and you have "batteries included" for probably most of your needs. With the Web and React, there are so many options it's overwhelming, so you might end up like myself in a state of analysis paralysis or paralysis by too many choices; you might also find yourself rolling shit you might not need because there was a library for that, but you didn't know where to look; or there's a good library, but it's not maintained anymore and you waste time searching for an alternative or wondering if you should learn that at all.

Anyway, Web development can be pretty complicated. But I guess at least you're not at the mercy of one company dictating what the technology you use should be like and taking a sizable cut off your revenue.

Thanks for information, should I completely skip class in react?

What is so confusing is that I’m learning with functional components but react docs are doing so much with class components. What’s up with that?

u look so cute ! where do u live ??

Great advice

Once you used to a js framework like react or vue combined with nodejs express, you'll feel like youre coding a vanilla js. Then you start finding a new tools to make it easier. Thats the call to learn Nextjs or Nuxtjs.

I feel I am weak at styling so should I go learn JS more or stick to styling till I get comfortable working?

React hooks really gets me.. I can't understand them no matter how hard I try😕

This guy explaining my recent situation.

Great video bruh, quality content.

I appreciate your advice to learn React. I hope to be a intermediate developer in the next three months. jajaja

Nice tips. I quite agree with all your point.

However, I still feel one needs to learn class components even though they might not be applied that much.

Knowing class components will make you understand react lifecycle better.

More so, in some instances when you are working with legacy codes, you might likely come across them.

The same thing also applies if you are working with themes. Some are written with class components.

Above all, I feel questions related to class components come out a lot in job interviews.

Bro is react developer is a good career this year?

Thanks for this informative video.
Just to share my experience, I've been given an old react project to make it as much better as I can; the project was written about 4 years ago, all with class components, redux and old version of NEXT JS!
Since I hadn't learnt any of those when I started learning react, I'm struggling with them all at once.
That's TOUGH!

Great video bro, this video shows that I'm on the right track. Earned a new subscriber

I started learning react 2 months ago, but my friend who is a senior dev told me only react can't get me a job.

He told me to learn alot of other stuff beside react like redux, nextjs, UI libaries,... and some basic knowledge in the backend too, is it true that frontend entry level is that difficult?

Very useful, thank you so much Pedro!