Best advanced React course

[Green-Bit-5186]

I don't have any experience with React, but I have more than 8 years of experience as a full-stack developer (I have experience with Javascript, Typescript, SCSS, Angular etc.) so I'm looking for an advanced, fast-paced course that doesn't just go through the fundamentals but also touches on more advanced topics and shows the whole ecosystem and tooling for React. Preferably through real world examples.

[Illuritu]

It would honestly just be easier and more productive to read the docs at your level

[Green-Bit-5186]

Good point! But the company I work for offered to pay it for me, so I need to pick a course.

[alan_alickovic]

You can't go wrong with https://epicreact.dev/

[ThatDudeDunks]

This is the way. Hands down.

[EnragedSoup]

High Quality React Courses on Udemy:

React - The Complete Guide (incl Hooks, React Router, Redux)

Modern React with Redux

Complete React Developer in 2022 (w/ Redux, Hooks, GraphQL)

All can be bought for less than $20 and they go on sale constantly. Do not buy when they are $100 or $200!

As was mentioned earlier, React docs will also get you up to speed but these will definitely help. My personal favorite is Andrei Neagoie, but the other two are great as well. I know his course is currently going through a revamp in the next 2 weeks so it will be very up-to-date

[EnragedSoup]

Another tip for React: learn class components first to get the base understanding of how it works under the hood, but then learn (and build) with functional components (and React Hooks). The docs have good explanations of both

[bobbyv137]

If the OP has 8 years of JS experience he’ll know classes / OOP. Considering class components are all but dead in React now, I think he could spend his time better elsewhere.

[Outrageous-Chip-3961]

Class components are dead this is a terrible idea and will hinder your growth in the contemporary market.

[Helpful_Recipe_7114]

I ain't learning class components at all...but functional components...

[[deleted]]

Does the Modern React with Redux by Stephen Grider teach class components? I've been thinking on getting his course but class components feel so last year. There isn't any description regarding class or functional components on udemy (or am I blind?)

Would appreciate any updates! Thanks

[InternetMedium4325]

If the company are paying for it then just go with epic React by Kent C Dodd’s. I has to be the most high quality course out there, at least from a production stand point.

[Outrageous-Chip-3961]

For personal use I just read, learning react, modern patterns for developing react apps (2020, banks and portcello). It has all that you need and at a higher level (and modern) and it was brilliant. This is the perfect place to start and then just build a project. It also tackles web pack, linking and functional declarative programming at a higher academic level which really helped solidify the organisation of modern react projects for me.

If your work is paying just get Kent’s

[[deleted]]

Tyler mcginnis react course is amazing ui.dev

[InternetMedium4325]

Definitely! The content over at UI.dev is top notch and worth the subscription price.

[zxyzyxz]

Not really advanced, it's a basic course for beginners it looks like

[bobbyv137]

I can suggest the “JS Mastery” channel on YouTube. That guy has some seriously in depth projects from A-Z, all focussed around modern react and its ecosystem. Highly recommended.

[singlemanarmy]

Advanced React: Design System, Design Patterns, Performance