Become a React Pro in 2024

EDIT: I'm no longer on YouTube or writing on my newsletter, but I'm leaving these videos up in case someone finds it useful.

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Quick tips and recommended tools for becoming a React Pro in 2024!

00:00 Introduction
00:42 1 - Get a solid grasp of the basics
02:34 2 - Separate logic & UI code with hooks
03:03 3 - Know the basics of interfacing with DOM nodes
03:54 4 - Differentiate UI trees & app state structure
05:07 5 - Don't rely on one state management solution
06:46 6 - Manage your client side cache
07:55 7 - Get good with forms
08:33 8 - Unit test logic with Jest & React Testing Library
09:16 9 - Use visual regression testing
10:02 - Learn TypeScript

Social:

[alkhemist]

At this point I feel like I should just learn PHP and Laravel

[codeddesign]

Thanks brother, exactly what i needed. I really didn't know which combination can i take to become a pro.

[sahal]

can you suggest some good resources or courses to learn react from beginner to advanced or can you make a course or playlist on the same.

[jannickpedersen]

8 years of coding, 4 years of doing advance Fullstack ReactJS projects. Still no job and my programming education took 6 years total. 2x years prep for uni and 4.years in uni. ReactJS environment is pathetic for getting a job

[lastspoil]

Perfect timing, I'm hours into ZTM Complete React Course 😂

[rickyminj]

Before doing Frontend did you study data structures and algorithm ????

[SachinYadav-ehvg]

React hook form doesn't integrate well with the MUI library. I prefer using Formik when using MUI. For native html forms I prefer react hook form

[bls]

Music makes it tough to follow your great knowledge.

[Royspeaks]

"Hello, can sir! I hope you're doing well. My question is that (not mine only, a lot of students doubt) is that basic math will make us good software engineers and good programmers. Why I'm asking this question to you because you changed your profession from music to a programmer! (At least make a short on this, please). This question."

[fachihul]

Start a react series tutorial from scratch to pro.

[zeteya]

React and Next.js is slowly becoming obsolete, Svelte and Astro has a better approach.