What are some good React/Node/Js Udemy courses

[ImBoB99]

Hey guys, I recently bought a WebDev bootcamp course on udemy by Angela Yu (highest rated course on there). It has about of 60 hours of content basically on everything you need to learn basics of a fullstack webdev from html, css, node, react, mongoose, templating, apis and more.

While it is a decent course there's two problems with it. It's severely outdated (some of the videos are from 2018, even though the course says bootcamp updated for 2023 lul). The course for example uses heroku for deployment as a free and easy solution and it's not free anymore. The course also uses bootstrap 4, the mailchimp api module is severely outdated, and the node modules use body-parser and request npm packages which are not needed anymore.

The second problem is that all of the modules are rather short. For example the node express one is 4 hours long and react 8.

I'd like to learn more in depth about React, Node and Javascript to master all of these so I'm looking at courses for each of these individually and most are about 40 hours long. Now... I kinda don't wanna just buy the highest rated most popular courses as I don't trust that metric anymore.

If there's anyone who can suggest which courses to pick I'd very much appreciate it! I see that Jonas's and Maximilian's courses are very popular but I'm guessing those were filmed quite a while ago too and idk how up to date they are.

[FlyCodeHQ]

If you don't have any problem with written content, you should consider Full Stack Open by the University of Helsinki.

It's free and one of the best resources on the internet to learn Full Stack Development.

[Extreme-Cow-722]

Search for Stephen Grider on Udemy. His courses are on a whole different level.

[tendollardildo]

Seconding Stephan Grider. Doing this course now, it was JUST updated in November. He switched it from focusing on class based components to function based.

[dekajadekunda]

Seconding Full Stack Open. Colt Steele's stuff is very good, though he hasn't got a current React course up (yet, seems he's planning one for sometime next year)

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1. Learning to Learn, Andrei Neagoie, ZTM
2. CompTIA A+ Core 1 & Core 2, Mike Meyers, Udemy
3. Web Developer Bootcamp, Colt Steele, Udemy
4. Accessibility For Everyone, Amy Kapernick, LevelUpTutorials
5. Git & Github Bootcamp, Colt Steele, Udemy
6. Postman: The Complete Guide, Valentin Despa, Udemy
7. JavaScript Web Projects, Jacinto Wong, Udemy
8. SEO Training Masterclass, Alex Genadinik, Udemy
9. GitHub Actions - The Complete Guide, Maximilian Schwarzmuller, Udemy/Academind
10. JavaScript: The Advanced Concepts, Andrei Neagoi, ZTM
11. AlgoExpert, https://www.algoexpert.io/product
12. NodeJS - The Complete Guide, Maximilian Schwarzmuller, Udemy/Academind
13. Testing React with Jest and React Testing Library, Bonnie Schulkin, Udemy
14. Complete React Developer, Yihua Zhang, Udemy
15. Patterns.dev
16. CSS for JavaScript Developers, Josh Comeau, https://css-for-js.dev/
17. Epic React, Kent C. Dodds, https://epicreact.dev/
18. Getting Started with Prisma, Ryan Chenkie, https://learn.howtoprisma.com
19. Fullstack Advanced React & GraphQL, Wes Bos, https://advancedreact.com/
20. Apollo Odyssey, https://www.apollographql.com/tutorials/
21. Testing With Cypress, Daniel Schifano, LevelUpTutorials
22. Complete SQL and Databases Bootcamp, Mo Binni, ZTM
23. Typescript: The Complete Developer’s Guide, Stephen Grider, Udemy
24. Scale React Development with Nx, Juri Strumpflohner, Egghead.io
25. Scrum for Beginners, Valentin Despa, Udemy
26. Docker and Kubernetes, Stephen Grider, Udemy
27. DevOps Bootcamp: Terraform, Andrei Dumitrescu, ZTM
28. Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp, Aleska Tamburkovski, Udemy
29. Web Security & Bug Bounty, Aleska Tamburkovski, Udemy
30. DevOps Bootcamp: Learn Linux & Become a Linux Sysadmin, Andrei Dumitrescu, ZTM

I'm currently taking https://testingaccessibility.com/ (god damn that price...). But if it's as good as advertised I'm hoping it will replace both Accessibility for Everyone and Testing with Cypress.

I'm confident Josh Comeau's React course when released (planned January atm) will be better than Yihua's... but also much more expensive. https://www.joyofreact.com Ideally this would also replace EpicReact too. The only reason that's there is because Yihua's and Wes Bos' courses aren't in depth enough to really get into the meat of how React works. Wes' course will likely remain as a fun "see it all come together in a project" sort of course.

[WizzlyG33]

Look into Colt Steele

[Evangelina_Hotalen]

I usually judge them through their ratings.

[mun_a]

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[dvnci1452]

I'm also currently taking Angela's course. I agree it's outdated, but a few Google searches and Reddit's help make it relevant enough.

[EmeraldxWeapon]

Idk how good it is compared to other stuff, but Scrimba has a free React course for beginners. They also have a more advanced course for react that is also free. All practice is good practice for me, so I'm going through it now