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I want to start learning react js. But did not found any proper way.  There is lots of options like  1 YouTube paid couser 2 YouTube free lecture  3 self learning  4 join any class or institute   C...

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I want to start learning react js. But did not found any proper way. 
There is lots of options like

1 YouTube paid couser
2 YouTube free lecture 
3 self learning 
4 join any class or institute 

Can you suggest any best way
#react

What is the best approach to learn React JS.?

What is the best approach to learn React JS.?- Grapevine

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So I have been recently learning WebDev and have learnt HTML,CSS,JS and basic APl's and authentication (OAuth etc) but I am not sure about learning React from the course I have been pursuing.Therefore if anyone can help me in deciding where to learn react from (possibly free preferred) it would be of great help. Thank you in advance!

Learning React

Intern

I have been working with react and redux since last 2 years but for interview purpose I need some material where I can learn about the fundamentals of react.Any YouTube channel or playlist? please do not suggest a course on udemy , can not invest that much time right now.

React fundamentals

Hi Guys, I want to learn end to end cross app and web development (React). Please share your recommended online courses..like udemy or Coursera or YouTube.

Thanks in advance.

Hi Guys I want to learn end to end cross app and web development (native). Please share your recommended online courses

Team Lead

The camp in my opinion is not what it claims to be. People who are doing well in the camp are the ones who took matters in their own hand and started learning on their own.

Pros:

1. Practice sets were given often(There were 27 practice sets of all topics) which helped us form the practice for writing code for hooks without wasting time in thinking about the approach.

2. Community is good. MA’s are very helpful and will guide you in every situation. Taking the time out of their busy schedule. Very thankful to them.

3. Machine coding rounds were conducted. Which helped us speed up the process. 

4. Revision sessions were conducted for people who couldn’t understand the lecture taken by Tanay. These sessions were taken by Akanksha.

Cons:

1. Redux was removed from course even though it is mentioned on the website. They say that redux is not important but it is, companies ideally want their candidates to know redux.

2. Tanay simply skims through a topic, does not go in depth inside any topic. An advice which he ironically gives in his youtube videos. He ignores any advanced questions asked in the session claiming he has not covered yet. Says he will teach later and does not cover that topic later.

3. We were forbidden to discuss anything that isn’t taught yet.Stopping the flow of knowledge. That means you can’t even use the community to discuss something new because they haven’t taught it yet.

4. MA’s(Ex-neoGrads) were discouraged from answering questions about topics that weren’t taught yet. They used to host sessions on hard topics that people didn’t understand in voice chats but were discouraged to do so.

5. Didn’t even cover the dependency array in useEffect hook. He just said you will keep it empty 90% of the time. useMemo and useCallback were not even mentioned. Forget about code optimizations. Honestly, you will learn more in a 30min youtube video than in their class.

Continued in comments......

Reality of neoG bootcamp

I joined Neog hoping to learn Advanced Full stack but LOL this whole bootcamp is a scam. They are only focussed on earning money. A simple 500rs Udemy course will teach you more than this Channa mereya drama. There has been 0 percent addition in my knowledge after joining NEOG because I already know basics I wanted to learn Advanced things. 
  
 1) No Lectures on memo and callback 
 2) No Redux 
 3) DSA lol (mentioned on the website) 
 4) Backend LMAO ( mentioned on the websit) 
 5) Industry Standard Coding - why is it even mentioned on the website. 
  
  
 I have no problem with Neog Do whatever you want. But please don't lie about your course. Just Mention it on your website that you will only teach basics. I regret that hard-earned money of my parents is wasted.

Frontend Engineer

Hi All,
My wife recently switched which completely changed her stack. She only knows C# and was interviewed on that .. Now she has to learn ReactJs for deliverables.

She is facing a lot of trouble working on a new framework learning piecemeal.

Is there a good bootcamp for this 

Must have
It has to be online
Instructor led.

ReactJs Bootcamp

Test Engineer

Hi All,
I am an EM,11yoe,  and have most experience in the backend domain. Looking to get slightly hands-on with reactjs for day to day job such as code review and guiding the team. How is the Namaste React series from Akshay saini?
Or let me know if you found any other good course.
Thanks.

Reactjs course.

Product Manager

Q. I want write the most sophisticated code as I am not sure if I am using the best practices in the industry like securing pages, API calls, components etc. I use react js. Where can I learn the best coding practices a professional should follow... 
2. I have another query as well.. 
We use next js just for front end and we are not utilising it's full potential like ssr etc. Is it worth using just for front end? People in my company say it provides better route structure but on the contrary.. React feels like a play ground whereas next is limited in provided libraries. What do you have to say.

Want to learn state of the art front end practices in react js

Hey everyone, I am a Junior FE Dev (from my prev work title coz my exp is 1YoE). Have been working extensively on React.JS and Redux. My previous company was great. I was loving it. Sadly a few months ago, I was laid off. I still don't know the reason behind why I was one of the laid off people. Anyway, I moved on from that depression and started searching for a new job from last month. Made it to final rounds in pretty much every interview I sat for. But then got rejected in final round for crazy reasons including "we currently don't have funds to hire you". One of them even said they are on hiring freeze, literally in the final round 🥲. 

Haven't been able to get a job anywhere. I don't know if my skills aren't enough to be hired or is it something else. "What's hot in FE right now ? Like what skills can fetch me a job ?" - Started asking this myself as well as some of my good friends, but they say don't learn skills for getting job, learn it for yourself. Though it's true, I don't have much savings to support myself for atleast a month. So, I have to get into a job to keep myself from going bonkers under the financial crunch that I can clearly see ahead of myself if I stay unemployed in the next 20 days.

Yes, the tech market is in its winter season. I understand that, but I still see there are so many openings in the market for ppl with 1YoE like me and skillset that matches mine, yet I never hear back from them or just get rejected in final rounds 😕.

I'm absolutely clueless on what to do right now. Any suggestions would be really helpful.

Finding it very hard to get a job 😶

Software Engineer

I 18 year old developer, currently learning nextjs and reacting native

I never followed any youtube video to learn this, just directly jump into the build project.

Used next to building college projects, ised react native to help my friend in his project.

And now i am confused about what type of learning path i am following.

(dont know much about react. Sometimes, i have used a few things, but I dont know what they are called)

Feedback on my learning process

What is a good course, online or offline for full stack MERN development? Essentially for a fresher software engineer who has learnt just basic Java and OOPs and all.

Best course for learning full stack MERN stack?

Seeing the market I've decided that I'll transition to front-end because I have a good grasp of HTML, CSS and JS. Need advice on how to start building projects that'll get me entry level roles or an internship. Any other advice would be appreciated too.

Looking to transition from UX to front-end

Qualifications: BTech IT from tier-3 college, Pass Out in 2021, CGPA 7

Skills: Python + DSA (Intermediate), HTML, CSS, JS (Intermediate).

In 2021 I was preparing for government job and was really passionate about govt services but I failed in CDS II 2021 and lose all of my focus and my parents want me to get a job in related field so in January 2022 I started looking for job in IT but I was not good at anything and so I thought I wasn't job ready and start learning to Python and DSA and Web Development but in meantime I procrastinated and wasted so much of my time I was demotivated with zero focus and after months I am still not good at anything I don't have anything to show on my resume no projects, no experience nothing.

I have wasted more than a year just thinking what should I do and got nowhere. Lately I started to learn web dev from theodinproject.com and have completed foundations. Tbh i wasted time during this learning phase also and manage to complete this in a month. And after that I started to learn reactjs (haven't completed it yet)

And now I am really desperate for a job. What should I do to get a job with minimum preparation like give 1 months and get a job? I am not looking for something specific. I don't have any goals. ATM I have no idea what I am passionate about.

I'm 24 and unemployed and How can I turn my life around? All those years in school and college I never worked hard enough but now I regret it. I want to work hard now but have been procrastinating a lot. I need guidance on how to get a job and what to learn further to get a job. 

I would really appreciate it if you guys can guide me.

What should I do to turn my life around?

So, I've been working with ReactJS for quite some time now. Kinda getting bored. So, I decided to spend some time upskilling this month and start applying for jobs next month.
I have 2 things in my mind that I want to pickup, but unable to decide in what order I should add them to my arsenal.

- NextJS 13 (app dir)
- TS (for both ReactJS and NextJS)

I also wanted to expand myself from frontend to fullstack (probably to MERN), but some fullstack devs suggested me to stick to one end and get really good at it because your expertise in one end is what fetches you a good job and not being a "jack of all trades, master of none" dev. So, this has also kept me in the middle ground right now.

I did try to explore nextJS with a UI library but most UI libs ask you to have them declared as client components. Doesnt that defeat the advantage of SSR that we get on nextJS by default? Saw many people facing this issue.

What would you suggest ?

Need help with in what order I should learn these

I joined the company in Dec of 2021 and since then I have been completing udemy courses and company wide seminars and everything except work.

I got into a project around June and till now I haven't done any work at all. When I ask the manager about this he always says the profile has been sent to the client, they will let us know about work and stuff like that. Towards December he just saw my messages and didn't even reply back.

I was off-boarded from the so-called project a while ago and when I asked about this he says I'll be shifted to another project. "P2P movement" idk what it is.

In summary: on paper I have 1 year experience but I don't have any knowledge about work and I'm functioning like I'm still a fresher. I don't think I can quit as I'm on a two year bond.

I got this job when I was in very desperate times and I'm very grateful for it and the salary I'm getting but I'm still at a place where I can't tell anyone what work I did in 1 whole year in a company. Maybe I can prepare for some competitive exams or prepare for another job, but tbh I don't know anything about anything. 

My friends tell me to chill out since I'm getting paid for doing nothing but I don't feel that, I feel I'm stagnated to a point where I can't see where I'm going to end up in my career. I don't even know if I'm an experienced working professional or still a fresher.

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