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[dinero]

I love that you get straight to the point on your videos and don’t ramble on about irrelevant stuff for 8 minutes like a lot of other so proclaimed “dev” youtubers. Thank you.

[Showmatic]

Just a note, React 18 doesn't require you to "import React from 'react'" for basic JSX, only when you need to use certain features, like React.Fragment, for example.

[appuser]

You just got a sub sir, I was expecting a much more fluffy "topics" video, but it was actually diving in, but swiftly, painlessly. Thank you!

[ayisiree]

Thanks for this James. I started 11hr course on react but it was too fluffy. Great advice.

[anthonybeckford]

I’m new to your channel but your advice has been golden! Thank you very much for what your are doing for the community

[codervince]

Great stuff! I just started learning react, this vid really helps me focus on what is important

[RandomGuy-hvtb]

Finally ❤️, waiting for this video after completing javascript (es6, async js etc).

[xlimabean]

You do not understand how long I have been waiting for this!! Thanks for this! Im new to web development and these videos are helping me get better every day :)

[Atheeleyah]

i needed this info, oh man thank you so much!

[maw_prgrmmng]

Woooah, I'm late to the party! Thanks for this!

[stDay]

Your channel is WAAAAY under appreciated! This learner says thank you!

[ab.raziqquraishi]

a good and perfect roadmap for react. tnx

[ivoriankoua]

I'm in the good road, that's fine would like to see something similar for backend development (could be with Node, Go, Python or Spring....)

[EngineeringLife]

Hey James I had a question. How hard should I study for data structures and algorithms if I want to be a front end dev? Should I put more time on mastering js and react js, or mastering data structures and algo? Thank you

[josephgambill]

Still enjoying your content as Im going through my software Bootcamp (MERN stack)! I was curious if you’ve ever taken a mentee that you might offer personal advice or direction to? Currently enjoying learning the MERN stack but any additional help while venturing through this career change would be amazing. Again loving the content and hoping to get into the field in the next few months!

[sajjadkazemi]

It was really useful👌💯 thanks for the good guide

[sixstanger]

I'm trying really hard to get on board with React, but as someone who swears by Vanilla JS, I'm still not seeing how React is so superior. Pretty much everything I've seen people describe React being able to do can be done with VJS.

The only real benefit I see is the virtual DOM, which stores a copy of the webpage in memory and then only updates components that change. But even this what VJS does?! Suppose I build out the default configuration of an application using HTML, CSS, & JS. The browser will display a Real DOM based on this code. Now suppose the user interacts with a button that necessitates a change in the DOM (for simplicity's sake, let's say a text element is changed so that it says "ON" instead of "OFF"). only need to write a line of JS code using innerHTML, called on the DOM element to update the text. The browser won't redraw the entire page; it'll just update that one element....just like React does..?

The majority of what I'm seeing with regards to React is that I'm having to learn an entirely different way of building webpages/applications for no other reason than someone came up with another way to do it than writing traditional HTML, CSS, & JS. It doesn't seem to offer the truckloads of benefits over conventionalism everyone is boasting. Either way, the dev will have to write JS describing instructions on what the app needs to do in response to user interaction.

[IonutEne]

I feel I made a big mistake when I started one year ago to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript when I look to find a junior position and I find :
Nottinghamshire, Ossington, UK
To be considered for the role, you must match the following criteria:
£15, 000 - £16, 000 a year
3-5 years recent experience of front-end development
Great knowledge of HTML and CSS
Experience of A/B testing
Understanding of JavaScript

[yollaifliandry]

ok i knew, i knew, i ever use it, not yet knew, not yet, wait - make notes, ok ok ok.
I did that when watching your videos, same as when i watched your Javascript 2022 : )
Thank you, I like your videos.

[boymatin]

Great informative video. One small thing; the audio volume level could be higher.