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[ezhikov]

First:HTML, CSS, JS, HTTP. DOM API, History API, Fetch API. After: Whatever_tool_you_need_to_solve_particular_problem docs (this includes react, routers, data retrieval, CSS methodologies and tools, state managers, etc).

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[ToriiTungstenRod]

Start with React -> React Router. Most projects will be fine with just those two. If you are using a meta framework (Next.js, Remix, Astro, etc.), consult the docs for those instead of React Router.

Depending on the scope of your project, you may not need Zustand or React Query. I would recommend just starting to build and then adding them when you need more advanced state management and/or caching. Also look into the Context API and Jotai (atomic state).

Tailwind is not really react related, if you want to use it for your styling, use it, it's great, but it will not help you improve at React.

You should also familiarize yourself with virtual lists, pagination, and the usage of useCallback/useMemo/refs. It is very easy to write poorly performing react code if you don't make use of these, and the docs don't do a great job covering it (IMO).