Quickest Way to Learn React JS in 2020

What is the quickest and easiest way to learn React JS? The key is to learn the web fundamentals. That includes, HTML5, CSS3 and of course, JavaScript. Once you have those basics down, learn React JS will be easy.

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[benkressdesign]

The key is to learn the fundamentals first... Great statement that gets overlooked too frequently.

[patrickhanna]

Right once again Stefan. I spent a few months learning html css and vanilla javascript before I learned react, and after 1 or 2 days of reading the react documentation I was writing react apps like it was nothing. I was also surprised to see how small the React API actually is. I read through all the docs in just a few hours. But yeah, knowing CSS and how the DOM apis work is essential to being a good react developer, so you should definitely learn that first.

[bjornarmar]

How to become a web developer in 2020:

Step 1) Not Ruby on Rails

[zdhjlvn]

When you don't know the fundamentals you're memorizing syntax, when your fundamentals are solid you understand all the inner workings because react is nothing more than JS under the hood.

[sevdalink]

After I learned React, I just came back to this video to tell that you told the truth :D . Thank you. I learned the JS fundamentals (I had previous experience in Python) and wrote notes on about 10 papers (basics, ECMA differences etc...). Then I just moved to React tutorials and I understood everything great (and if not, then I just looked back at my papers/notes). The thing that made me much more problems was of organizational nature - how to structure my project, best practices, state management (Redux vs Context), how to handle CSS etc. Then I also looked at Vue, but somehow React gets easier into my head (just my personal experience). Thanks for your advices, they bring purity into the confusing nerd vs real world programming.

[ianrust]

After struggling to really learn Flask / Django, and hearing you talk well about PHP, I went ahead and read a beginners book on PHP ... now I'm feeling that it should be considered one of the fundamentals, I feel like I can really understand / use an MVC now...

[maximusmitchell]

Very true. When I started learning laravel i began by learning from projects and I realized I was just doing mostly copy and paste. But when I began learning the fundamentals from the docs and then implementing them...I got better and wrote Better codes.

[terraptr]

The biggest mistake that you can make after watching this video is ...







learning Ruby fundamentals :D

[BattleGnme]

What helped me with web stuff is the basic concepts behind XML, or markup languages in general. Not necessarily master it but make a schema, write valid XML, develop a DTD. Learn those terms implement them, and move on. It might only take a day or 2. Good XML book might only take about 100 pages with code examples, or some short TY vids.

[joshuavaage]

Anything at all


Or


I'm not going to do this with Ruby on Rails

[raphaelkoudite]

fundamentals never chaanges, frameworks do

[randerins]

Love how motivating you are about Ruby, which my bootcamp course forces us to learn.

[MauriceLacerda]

Woah, Montreal looks cold at that time of the year! (Typing from a 35ºC Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

[karna]

when i was searching about reactjs, i saw recommended search items like "learning react without learning javascript" people are crazy

[AnimeSongsNightcore]

Hey guys
I am a computer science student, I have already worked with Angular and now I want to learn ReactJS.
Any tutorial you would suggest ? ( I don't want a tutorial for new beginner)

[lob]

If you got vanilla js pretty well learnt any framework will become quite easy

[kishorhossain]

listen to you is too much boring to do... Make it interesting please

[aseel]

Can u explain more about AWS and the cloud services in general, and how get started as front end dev

[jnmldo]

First: Learn the fundamentals
Second: Going with anything at all
Third: Don't going with Ruby

[aerocodes]

not gonna do this with ruby on rails... that's the first thought 
haha