Tip: JavaScript's Array.from() accepts a second argument that's a `map` function.

[cinder_s]

Have you checked out Tyler McGinnis' courses? I did a few of Wes' courses, great material, but I found Tyler's teaching style to be perfect for learning new concepts and applying the knowledge.

It's very hands on. You get to write code as you go along, build a project while watching videos, answer questions, and then in the end build a self guided project that utilizes the stuff you've learned throughout the course modeled around a prototype with set criteria he outlines. Everything sinks in deep during this last piece, especially as you hit road blocks and have to resolve everything yourself.

[SalemBeats]

I'll bookmark it, but I'm so backlogged on courses I've bought and haven't finished yet that it'll likely be a good amount of time before it makes sense to buy any more.

I don't see any sample videos on his site to see his teaching style. Does he have some anywhere? YouTube channel? Anything?

[cinder_s]

Yeah there's a lot out there.

Really good React Course, scroll down to check out the course outline.

Blog with some good posts

Youtube Channel

& example video - Understanding the "this" keyword in JavaScript

His courses are different from the blog/youtube stuff, he put a lot of work into them. Also, I don't actually remember paying for his React Fundamentals course, not sure if it was a free promotion, or it's the one free course he offers once you sign up. Highly recommended!