ReactJS - Build a Responsive Navigation Bar & Side Drawer Tutorial

Build a responsive navigation bar with ReactJS and add a React-driven Side Drawer. Learn how to combine functional and class-based React components!

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See you in the videos!

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[v-for-vieira]

This was the best React tutorial i've seen.
I learned so much about so many aspects of react, that I am truly greatfull for this!

[sharvarisuryawanshi]

First when I started with React I thought I would use bootstrap in making all the components but then due to some errors I wasn't able to use it. After finding so many things, I found this video and I could make a nav bar easily. Thanks for this video.

[webdevshow]

Max is like lifeline for me, every time I get stuck with something in web development his video lectures save me.

[paoloruggirello]

Omg FINALLY a tutorial that actually makes sense and works! I've been trying other tutorials for days to no avail. Great work and thank you!

[SuperKasidit]

I love you man. This is an eye-opener for me. I was struggling with styling with React for a while.

[udyatbhanubaliyarsingh]

By far one of the best react tutorials I have seen so far, this is just so creative and shows your extreme skills, I will be using this in my project, I'm also your udemy react student!

[yunusemreguler]

.spacer{
flex:1;} That's a life saver line of CSS.

[SonGoku-lcsb]

Jesus christ !! You are the best man. I have taken multiple courses from you. Your courses have NEVER disappointed me! Beautiful. Thanks to you i am a successful React Dev today. <3

[satya-lifevlogs]

Thanks Max! Please keep making more videos on responsive webpages.

[sahajamatya]

Thank you Max! Always learn so much from you. Have been building a lot of applications from your React course. I highly recommend everyone to use it if you are a beginner and want to learn React.

[omrprt]

Thanks Max. I really enjoy your teaching style how you communicate concepts. thank you.

[angelxav]

Great tutorial, as usual! One suggestion, At 43:00, you can use 'classnames' package to add classes to elements based on a condition. It's a handy tool!

[serhatbelen]

It was the most precious 50 minutes of my life. Thank you <3

[georgeliss]

Great video! thanks! It would be awesome to see follow-up to it... maybe include react-router?

[snoopyfrogs]

I'm learning JS + React atm, my friend told me that your Udemy course is best way to learn mostly everything about React. Signed in!

[argens]

Can only agree to the previous comments. Great video. Especially, on how you explained the media query part. Was searching for a solution like yours for some time but all the other videos, that I found where missing this part. So thanks a lot for your time and effort! now am going to watch it again and will implement it in my project :-).

[chahalpawanpreet]

These techniques are so clever. I had a nice 'a ha' moment watching this. Just what I needed to continue working on my project sir thank you

[aiarmy]

amazing tutorial!! thank you very much 🙏
your stamina is very high though i had to read the video at lower speed to be able to follow the steps (i'm a nooby in react 😅)🧡

[sahiltrivedi]

Thank you for your video you really helped out a developer going thru a tough time god bless stay awesome

[mefuri_k]

Yep this is a nice tutorial. Now i can start using react without having to spend 7 hours doing nothing and being confused what to do.