Super short thread with the resources I'm using to learn React.
No matter where you are in this journey, I'm sure you'll find these useful!
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No matter where you are in this journey, I'm sure you'll find these useful!
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1οΈβ£ ReactJS .org - Official Documentaion
reactjs.org/docs/getting-sβ¦
This is where I started. One of the cleanest documentation out there.
β Code samples
β Best practices
β Tutorials
reactjs.org/docs/getting-sβ¦
This is where I started. One of the cleanest documentation out there.
β Code samples
β Best practices
β Tutorials
2οΈβ£ Kent
When you dive into React a bit more you realize some edge cases are not necessarily covered by the official documentation. This is where @kentcdodds 's blog kentcdodds.com/blog/ comes into play.
When you dive into React a bit more you realize some edge cases are not necessarily covered by the official documentation. This is where @kentcdodds 's blog kentcdodds.com/blog/ comes into play.
@kentcdodds 3οΈβ£ Finally, a free course that covers a lot more than React, but gives you a practical approach to the whole ecosystem: fullstackopen.com/en/ from @moocfi.
Is there anything else I should add to my list?
Is there anything else I should add to my list?
@kentcdodds @moocfi Do you have a dev portfolio?
As a CTO I'm compiling my experience with developer portfolios into an ebook. π€©
Follow me on akoskm.gumroad.com/follow for updates!
π Also download my FREE Twitter threads at akoskm.gumroad.com/l/akos-threads, give it some βοΈ if you liked it π.
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As a CTO I'm compiling my experience with developer portfolios into an ebook. π€©
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π Also download my FREE Twitter threads at akoskm.gumroad.com/l/akos-threads, give it some βοΈ if you liked it π.
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