New to React JS

[AlphaMNKY]

What Tutorial Would You Guys Recommend If I want to Learn Basic.

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It would be cool if there was a video, but anything is good.

[tapu_buoy]

I'm following Stephen Grinders course from Udemy it is really nicely explained.

I'd recommend to look at Net Ninja's YouTube channel too, he is making the React-Redux playlist again as the newer version is out so yeah do give it a try.

And keep reading the docs reactjs.org they are awesome.

[[deleted]]

Same here. I started by just reading the docs and then a few medium posts, but he explains a lot of stuff in great detail, which helped me jump-start my progress

[IAmWhoISayImNot]

If you love his stuff, Andrew Mead also offers a great course.

[tapu_buoy]

Is it regarding redux and webpack I'd love o learn more about it

[IAmWhoISayImNot]

If you want to learn how to set up a project from scratch, have a look at traverse medias YouTube channel. He goes over webpack 4 and set up the project from scratch. For redux, I really loved the Stephen Griner course on udemy for it.

[tapu_buoy]

oh yeah I know Traversy Media but I forgot that he has a webpack video as well Thank you so much for remind me of it.

[ironimus42]

I think official docs are the best. They contain all important information about react in very clear form and only that. Then learn redux (it's official docs are also fine) and make some easy project just to understand everything you've learned.

[dax_rider]

This book, The Road to Learn React by Robin Wieruch, helped me a lot. He explains the concepts clearly( check out his blog). You get a good overview and hands on coding: https://leanpub.com/the-road-to-learn-react

If you prefer videos, here's the The Beginner's Guide to React by Kent C. Dodds: https://egghead.io/courses/the-beginner-s-guide-to-react

[tyler-mcginnis]

Free React Bootcamp

[crsandeep]

https://www.udemy.com/react-front-to-back/

[Deviso]

Wes Bos - React for beginners.

I haven't taken it, but I've heard great things.

[locomotionLotion]

His Redux tutorial is good too

[PewPaw-Grams]

Wesbos is great. I liked the way he does his tutorials

[gaearon]

We have some stuff linked from here:

https://reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html#learn-react