The Official React docs have two tutorials. A step-by-step tutorial for people who like learning concepts slowly. And a practical tutorial which it's more to the point.
Depending on your Javascript level it's more than enough to learn the ropes and start creating React apps.
Now regarding frontend technologies, obviously, it helps. Maybe this developer roadmap can help you at least knowing what to learn and where to start (Regarding concepts and technologies).
And lastly, I think it's a lot more important being fluent with Javascript than focusing on the library itself. If you know your shit with javascript you are going to start writing react apps with no trouble.
Hope it helps!
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The Official React docs have two tutorials. A step-by-step tutorial for people who like learning concepts slowly. And a practical tutorial which it's more to the point.
Depending on your Javascript level it's more than enough to learn the ropes and start creating React apps.
Now regarding frontend technologies, obviously, it helps. Maybe this developer roadmap can help you at least knowing what to learn and where to start (Regarding concepts and technologies).
One of my favourite resources is Mozilla web docs.
And lastly, I think it's a lot more important being fluent with Javascript than focusing on the library itself. If you know your shit with javascript you are going to start writing react apps with no trouble.
Hope it helps!