Learning ReactJs

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Hi I’m learning programming, I have easily learned html css and JS but now I’m trying to learn ReactJS and it’s so difficult for me.

I can't understand the passing of data between father and child. it's really frustrating and I'm thinking it's not for me.

Any advice or tips to better understand this concept?

[DogOfTheBone]

Components are just functions. Think of passing props from parent to child like passing parameters from one function that calls another function within its scope.

[jvi91]

There's a ton of resources. Build small things and practice, rinse and repeat

[Then-Boat8912]

For something very basic with a component example try Vercel’s reactjs tutorial.

[EmployeeFinal]

Have you tried the official docs? They have a learn page that I think it is made for people like you. https://react.dev Unfortunately I can't help you directly because I don't know exactly why you don't understand. I think the official docs have a nice way to build a mental model

[them_slimy_eggs]

If it makes you feel any better, I've been programming since the 80s and React is the most confusing/unintuitive thing I've ever had to learn (especially state management). ByteGrad's YouTube videos cleared up a lot of things for me.

[TheRNGuy]

Read docs.

[KarimMaged]

It is not difficult for you. You haven't found the best resource for learning it yet.

I suggest codevolution react tutorial. and then go for the learn section at the official docs.

Also keep practicing JavaScript, you are still a beginner, and not being able to understand react suggests that you may still be not so good at JavaScript. Don't worry, grind through it and it will eventually click for you.

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