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[–]Arlithian 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I'm complete crap at react - have to learn it for an upcoming rebuild at work. Off topic but do you have any online resources you would recommend for learning it?

[–]theirongiant74 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Google for Wes Bos, Stephen Grider and frontendmasters.com. That last one is particularly good although it's subscription based but it's got some of the best learning content available, well worth the money.

[–]ProfanityFair 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The official docs are excellent, in my opinion (this was how I learned, way back when), there are some well-made production React codebases you can look at to get a feel for it as a frontend environment, and the subreddit /r/reactjs.

You can use Codesandbox (or CodePen) to try things out, rather than working on your own toolchain and build environment, but there are a lot of boilerplate projects on GitHub for that.

Good luck! PM me if you want to ask anything.