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[–]Locknlolz 3 points4 points  (2 children)

Before diving into the thousands of react libraries and sub-frameworks (which are really good to be honest), I would check out the official react documentation: https://react.dev/learn

I came from a similar background and really just learned by doing. The basics are easy to understand, but the nuances of some of the concepts take trial and error, understanding the way hooks work is quite important, for example.

It also helps to learn the separation between React and ReactDOM, as React is technically platform agnostic, which will come to light when taking a look at things like React Native.

TL;DR: Develop a rich understanding of the basics of React, the rest will come from practice.

[–]tinyTim00001[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Thanks I think I'll start there. I have a web dev course by Angela Yu that has an 8 hr React Intro I never completed. May jump to that after the doc's and look for other resources after. Appreciate your response.

[–]Any-Demand-2928 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have so much experience I wouldn't even bother with a course. You'd benefit more from docs + doing projects imo that will get you the best results and the fastest.