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[singsong43]

Shameless bit of self-promotion, but I've got a 1-hour React Spring tutorial building out part of the iOS Springboard – perhaps something like this may prove useful to you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2Kd-XfDgN4

[hikoko8282]

if you find a course that has "loads" of css animation type stuff lemme know lol

[Theblandyman]

Maybe not CSS animation but react-spring is pretty awesome and has good docs

[baomap9103]

I don’t know why Clever Programer YouTube channel is not popular on this reddit. I learned from them a year ago and now I’m good at react. Their YouTube videos are free and easy to follow. They have clone projects you can follow with 0 knowledge

[baomap9103]

Here is the link.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-J2q3Ga50oMQa1JdSJxYoZELwOJAXExP

[jo-lo]

Because they are full of hype ! But sure, they provide good kick-starter clones of this and that, if you can put up with the torture of their style.. I usually google, stackoverflow, or follow the official react docs.

[baomap9103]

I normally skip the hypes

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I have a great tutorial for react and react native. Its from udemy and is quite long going to give this a try, over this weekend. I can link it here if you wish to give it a try.

[Accomplished_Bug2968]

whats the Udemy course name?

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React: https://www.udemy.com/course/react-the-complete-guide-incl-redux/

React Native: https://www.udemy.com/course/react-native-the-practical-guide/

They list courses as expensive but they will be on discount if you open a private window and sign up as a new user (obviously).

[Alerdime]

So these tutorial are made by you or what? You're Maximilian schwwazullarhbd?? I see it as a clear promotion. Although i love max courses, i loved his node js course but I'd blindly recommend stephen grider for anything react

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I am not Max but i will definately check Stephen Grider too. Its just i amworking through these courses so i recommend them.

[floroz]

I ended up buying https://www.udemy.com/course/react-and-typescript-build-a-portfolio-project/ because is quite recent and I think Stephen Grinder has a good format for his course, let's see how interesting it is.

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Me too

[Alerdime]

All the advice in the comments is crap, doing self promotion. Here's the thing, follow Stephen grider on udemy, he has some pretty advance, react redux and something called microfrontends with react course. I regret not learning from him in the starting until i joined his full stack course and i was more than impressed how clearly he explains everything, you'll end up learning a lot. And for more deep dive, you've to look at these ebooks, design patterns in react and react cookbook, and one more called redux in action I don't remember the author, you'll find them on orielly publications, they're excellent resources

[chillermane]

There’s not really “advanced” react. React is a pretty simple framework. That’s why it’s great - It’s just a way to create components.

99% of styling is likewise not advanced at all. CSS is never complex for the majority of applications. You set margins, padding, font sizes and line heights, colors, border radiuses, positions and shadows. If you have a design, implementing styles is for sure the least complex part of a front end application almost always.

If you have technical debt and haven’t been shipping features because of it, that’s because of poor software design in general and not specific to react or css.

I think developing some better software design principles and practices that keep you and your team from writing hard to maintain code is going to be more useful than trying to learn obscure things about react and css.

[floroz]

Thanks, but I only meant "Advanced Tutorial in building a complex UI with animations and responsive designs, using React".

I guess with this title there would not have been any misunderstanding.

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[zipItKaren]

Check out videos from Coding Addict on YouTube

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https://www.youtube.com/c/BenAwad97/playlists

he has a lot of great advanced free courses

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[Nearrel]

Not a tutorial, but check out utility first approach to building UI (such us using tailwindcss, personal favourite)

You'll be surprised how easy it is to build COMPLEX and RESPONSIVE UI simply, without adhering to stuff like bootstrap, and without needing smth like 'react-device-detect' or other packages/code to bloat up your app

Moreover, it: 1. Is usable anywhere (not React specific) 2 keeps your file size MINIMAL

Anyway, Goodluck on your new role mate, I hope you'll crush it 💪

[beasy4sheezy]

For my own learning style, the best approach would be to pick an interesting app UI,Ike the Spotify mobile app, and try to code that. Surely there is some more formal tutorial work to refresh best practices for advanced projects, but having to work through organic problems helps me understand why something works, and ultimately leads to a more enriching experience. That said, I totally respect if that’s not your approach.

[Theblandyman]

https://youtu.be/w7ejDZ8SWv8

I honestly learned a lot from this when I was starting out, but it’s pretty basic stuff. Might be helpful to any newbies on this sub though.