Hello React - React Training for JavaScript Beginners
Why take this course?
🎉 Hello React - React Training for JavaScript Beginners 📚
[Course Headline]: The Simplest Way to Learn React for Beginners - Line by Line with No Steps Skipped 🚀
Welcome to Your First Step into the World of React!
Are you new to JavaScript development and eager to explore the React library? Don't let the complexity of React documentation or other tutorials overwhelm you. Hello React is designed for beginners who have some familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but may not have mastered them yet. 🛠️✨
Who This Course Is For:
- Aspiring developers taking their first steps into programming.
- Those who have been using HTML, CSS, or JavaScript for at least a couple of months.
Who Should Skip This Course:
- Experienced programmers: This course is too fundamental for you. Consider taking more advanced React courses once you've completed your beginner journey. 🏃♂️🚀
What You'll Get with Hello React:
✅ A Comprehensible React Course: One that you can complete and understand, moving at a pace designed for true beginners. ✅ Detailed Reviews: We'll cover concepts thoroughly to ensure you grasp each before moving on. ✅ Challenges and Mini-Projects: Lots of them! Hands-on practice is crucial to understanding. ✅ Step-by-Step Learning: A gentle introduction to React, building your knowledge from the ground up.
Why Choose Hello React?
🌟 Pace: The slowest moving React course you'll find, ensuring no fundamental concepts are missed. 📚 Fundamentals: A focus on the core principles that will aid your understanding in future learning endeavors. ✍️ Clarity: We'll take for granted very little and reinforce our lessons to cement your knowledge. ⛏ Building Foundations: Not just a code-along, but a course designed to help you understand and build with what you learn. 🔄 Repetition: You'll see concepts repeated so they become second nature.
My React Journey:
As a beginner myself, I found learning React to be a daunting task. Despite buying books and subscribing to online resources, the material often assumed prior knowledge I didn't have. I felt like I was just typing along without truly understanding what I was doing. The React documentation and use cases were lost on me until I decided to create Hello React—a course tailored for beginners who are in the exact same position I was once in.
I want to guide you through this journey so you don't have to endure endless hours of frustration and confusion. Let's start your React adventure on the right foot! 👣➡️🚀
Take the First Step Today:
🎉 Enroll in "Hello React" 🎉
Dive into your React learning with a course designed to take you from zero to 20mph, ensuring you're prepared for the full acceleration of your JavaScript journey. Say hello to React the right way! 👋🌱
Enroll Now and begin mastering React at a pace that's just right for you!
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Our Verdict
Despite its age, Hello React remains a solid introductory course for absolute beginners in React. You'll get a strong grasp of the basics and learn how to build basic applications using React. However, expect some outdated content and a slightly tedious audio quality. Make sure to allocate additional time to learn the up-to-date React concepts elsewhere. Not recommended for students with an intermediate or advanced skill level in React.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of React fundamentals, including unidirectional data flow, JSX, ES6 classes, functional components, state, props, map, filter, and Ajax requests.
- Instructor explains the basics in an easy-to-understand manner, allowing students to grasp how React works without feeling overwhelmed.
- Encourages repetition of knowledge, reinforcing important concepts throughout the course.
- Projects serve as milestones for applying learned knowledge and provide real-world applicability.
Potential Drawbacks
- Outdated curriculum: uses React 15 instead of the current version (18), does not cover hooks, and still supports ReactDOM.render method.
- Some repetition of simple concepts might be unnecessary for some students.
- Audio quality can be distracting with an overemphasis on mouth sounds.
- Source files may be difficult to navigate due to organizational issues.