How To Learn React JS Fast

How To Learn React JS Fast? This is a question I have heard over and over again. In this video i'm going to go over 5 things you can to to learn react fast. Some of them are obvious and some are controversial but I promise you that you will learn react fast if you follow them.

Learning is hard but many tutorials that teach react show you too much too early and confuse things. Take advantage of the scientifically proven method of chunking when you learn react and it will speed up your progress a lot.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
02:57 - Read the React docs
04:20 - Avoid build tools. Exploit Chunking
08:32 - Forget best practices
10:43 - Build all the things
11:52 - Experiment
13:42 - Recap

[DnG]

I wasn't expecting to such a good dose of encouragement. Am so glad I clicked on this video

[joshuacovington]

As a junior software engineer in the industry I wish I had you as a mentor that I could pair program with daily. You don’t meet many senior engineers/developers like yourself and it’s frustrating. This was really motivating. You definitely gained a follower out of me.

[coderlady_]

I am reWatching this video again and again, especially when I have doubts in terms of learning react, I like the mindset ;)

[arjit]

This isn't a video, this is a therapy session.
Learning is non-linear path, its a graph learn individual pieces and more you learn more you will understand.

[googleuser]

"Quantity is the key here,
Quality can come later"
~ hungry turtle 🐢, 2020

[davidcharles]

I think this is a brilliant analogy, really sound advice and a really well delivered video. Thank you. I spend way too much time on the details and setting up tools and 'toys' and not enough on just getting on with learning things at the level I'm comfortable with. I will try to take your advice on board.

[DThompsonDev]

Love this! Really well said Hungry Turtle Code!🙏🏽❤️

[gagecates]

This is hands down one of the most well put videos to help comprehend things.

[vachila]

Holy cannoli, I'm only 10 minutes in and I LOVE this man already!! Most of the things he has said in this video are just too true! It resonates with a formaer js beginner now js web game dev soo much, im glad I stumbled accros your channel man, youre grossly underatted

[salekinimran]

Awesome strategy for learning mind set. Keep up the good work :)
"Play with the beginner chess player mindset"
" learning should be in small chunks and connect them as blocks"
" De-structure and learn in the core level"

[Ella_]

Seriously the best video for self thoght

[deankrupka]

Appreciate you saying the learning order bit. I needed to hear that. react journey starts today

[mladenkaorlic]

keep on making tutorials (on React), your pov on learning is the best one I've stumbled across

[mguruprasad]

I'm seeing this today after 2 years, it still clarified me about React Js way better than today's tutorials, Thanks Man

[yeldistir]

That's very helpful perspective, becouse I often start learning JS from the beginning, when I want to learn a framework. And that's stupid, becouse I know a lot of JS, but I always feel like I don't know enough - so I start over...

[SmashingProdigy]

Your take on learning is a refreshing one. I've seen way too many React courses attempt to teach several build tools and libraries partway through. It's incredibly overwhelming for anyone attempting to learn React and they'll have this notion that it's everything they need to build a proper React app. Worst case scenario is students placing over-reliance on them and/or not using the tools to their full potential.

I agree it's best to learn the barebones concept first and make mistakes with it. Once you're comfortable, the build tools will be there to aid you and really won't take too long to learn and setup.

Great advice and great video! 👍

[akshaysrivastava]

Man, you are the teacher we all need.

[ginokalyun]

Wish I saw this video when I was studying Software Development..
Great video and truly encouraging on the "right" path to a good developer!

This video deserves more likes and views!

[kaszapnagypeter]

Best motivation I have ever seen on YouTube! Thanks mate!

[luiggymacias]

I thought I was a failure, but this vídeo makes me more confident about not doing all well in building project