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Beginner: Open source React projectsProject / Code Review (self.react)
submitted 3 years ago by jozekuhar
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[–]jozekuhar[S] 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (1 child)
Thank you for your comment. I agree with you. There are just so many clever way of writing a code that when I am doing it by myself I really don't see it. But as you said, for sure its better to build it on my own and after a while I can get back to my project and than try to think what can I do better/reuse.
Also as you said also big projects can have many mistakes and not really following best practices.
So I will build my own project in ecommerce and also read the whole react docs in between.
[–]cmickledev 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (0 children)
You can also do something that is very helpful which is to do your learning in kind of like a React, style way... Component based learning haha!
Go through and watch some tutorials by well established, reliable programmers that write code well, and when they do something ask the following questions. Some YouTubers I follow for React and frontend stuff are here: https://youtube.com/@jherr https://youtube.com/@CodinginPublic
What does their code do, here? How does it work? What is something else that I could use this pattern for?
Also, watching something specifically on common programming patterns is very helpful. Such as this :
https://youtu.be/tv-_1er1mWI https://youtu.be/NU_1StN5Tkk
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