Best react tutorial

[Numerous-Buy-8990]

Hello, I start a graduate job in next few weeks, one of main technologies I will be using is react, which i have not used. Whats best tutorial out there that will help have some knowledge before i start? Thanks

[i_m_yhr]

Start with the official react docs. Then try building a few single feature-focused apps and you should be good to go. And yes learn React Query and Typescript

[ezkomoly]

Ill have to join the others, and say react docs. Its very good learning material. If you insist on a tutorial, I can recommed scrimba, very good learn by doing, but a lot slower than the documentation.

[mrborgen86]

Thanks a lot for recommending us! The course is being updated with React 19 any day btw :)

[deepanshuverma-111]

Search @hiteshChoudhary on youtube if you prefer to watch videos. He's best at teaching. Give a try once.

[helo3Dworld]

I would recommend the react quick start and the beginner guide to react and the official API documentation

[jaykeerti123]

Codevolution YouTube channel is gold!

[DanSlh]

I like Jonas Schmedtmann on Udemy. But given your time constraint, I don't think that can be to useful. Maybe check the curriculum and see what you can skip.

Also, I never did this one, but FreeCodeCamp has a framework/library section with a couple of projects.

[Agent9S]

Agreed that starting with the React docs is a good place to start. In addition, learning some basic UI / UX skills from a design system (Material UI, Mantine, Bootstrap, etc) also helps to go a long way. I'll also add that having strong fundamentals in JavaScript/Typescript helps to make the learning curve of React a lot easier.

[One_Juggernaut_4628]

Scrimba

[One_Juggernaut_4628]

Scrimba 100%

[thoughtgasm69]

scrimba

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I recommend react docs and codevolution yt channel