I'm currently learning ReactJS but I'm hopping from a resource to another. First, I started by reading through React's step-by-step series on its website, but as I reached lesson #5 things started to confuse me a lot, and since the lessons don't have more than 1 example per concept, I was getting lost easily.
I then found a 2-hour React course on Youtube, I started watching it, but as I reached minute 53 I got lost again.
The issue I think with me that I'm used to think about every element as object, so that when I encounter JSX syntax I get lost because I don't know how this actually works as normal JS objects.
I went through the transpiled JSX code btw, and I found it interesting, and I was able to write React code without JSX at all. But still the issue... How to learn React? What's your best resource to do so?
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I would highly recommend checking out Codevolution channel, He teach in a
in a clear and structured manner. What i really like about the channel is that each video talks about each concept separately. Would love to hear your thoughts about him.
Thanks for your suggestion. I started following his videos
I would recommend scrimba which I love for learning! You can directly interact with the videos and code within, which makes it super easy to focus on the important topics!
Thanks a lot! I'm gonna check it out