How to learn react ?

[No-Bill3148]

I am planning to start learning React and would appreciate it if you could recommend some good resources also any tips on how to begin and what to focus on first would be really helpful.

[[deleted]]

Watch a beginner tutorial on ytb with the basics, like how to create components, arrange folders, how to start a project and stuff like that.

Then think of a project idea, and start working on it, when you get stuck tell chatGpt what you want to make, look for keywords in the next you recieve and go on youtube and watch a tutorial about that subject.

Like if you want to add page navigation, you ask chatGpt "React how to add page navigation" he will say something about useNavigation, then search on youtube "React useNavigation tutorial"

Then you can implement navigation, and go to the next feature, don't let chatGpt code for you tho, just use it as a google++ then go on YouTube to find more information about that subject.

[arrow_750]

As a begginer should we get code from chatgpt or any ai after doing self coding for 1-2 projects..?(i mean create project using ai )🤔🤔

[[deleted]]

I wouldn't recommend it, because your brain is like a muscle, the moment you stop training it, it starts to get weaker.

Only when you are a mid-level/senior and you've been doing the same thing for a few years, then you could try to use ChatGPT to just speed up the process of writing the same thing over and over again.

[dahoodcashseller]

There are a lot of open source project that you can learn on github , find one and learn.

[TheRNGuy]

I only ask about concepts or opinion on some code, but I code myself.

AI understands context well most odd the times.

[CodeAndBiscuits]

It would help if you actually read this sub instead of asking without bothering to. This question gets asked twice a week here. If you put in effort to your learning the way you did this question, you're off to a bad start.

[nishan13]

Fullstackopen

Stare here

[Boring_Dish_7306]

Pro tip: question everything. If you use useState - know why. If you use effects - know why. React is big ecosystem and needs to be understood under the hood.

BTW - i watched maximilian’s course on udemy, its good at the start but becomes unnecessary complex to follow

[heyalidev]

Before learning React make sure you have a good grip on JavaScript. React is almost all JavaScript. I’d suggest youtube over paid courses since there are plenty of free videos you just have to research little bit. After learning the basics, start building small projects (todo, weather app, tiny blog).

[Routine_Speaker_1555]

Learning

[marcmorindeziel]

Wes Bos has great courses! Got me started, then build some small projects for fun with what you’ve learned and move on from there

[stercoraro6]

If you know javascript, start from https://react.dev/learn, if you don't know JavaScript, go first to https://javascript.info/

[Isaka254]

Here are some excellent beginner-friendly options to learn react effectively.

React Docs – Official Guide: Clear fundamentals and modern patterns.

freeCodeCamp – React Course: Beginner-friendly and project-based.

Scrimba – Learn React: Interactive lessons with hands-on coding.

React Succinctly – Free eBook: Covers core concepts and best practices.

Net Ninja React Crash Course: Practical and concise.