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My favorite React and Redux Online Courses for Beginners

javinpaul on August 03, 2019

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Matt Erman • Aug 3 '19

Fullstackopen from University of Helsinki is absolutely phenomenal AND FREE!

javinpaul • Aug 4 '19

Thanks' I haven't checked that yet, thx for sharing.

Alonso • Aug 3 '19

You forgot the best course that makes you learn - React Documentation!

Back To Back SWE • Aug 4 '19 • Edited

All of these link to paid services (that are amazing - spectacular). You can’t use affiliate links and earn money linking to the React Docs.

Also, I’m bummed tylermcginnis.com isn’t mentioned...he has an affiliate program too so I think you guys should reach out and get him in here.

javinpaul • Aug 4 '19

Oh, yes. Anyway, it's a default :-)

Vicente G. Reyes • Aug 4 '19

Hi @javinpaul ,

Please read through the Updated #beginner Tag Guidelines.

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If you want to write up a list of resources (paid or free) for beginners, this IS acceptable on the following conditions:

Resources should be by at least three different distinct authors/creators. (Don't just make a list all of one person's work.)

Clearly indicate which resources are FREE (no cost or data whatsoever), which require personally identifiable information PII, and which cost money.

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javinpaul • Aug 4 '19

Hello @highcenburg , noted. Thx for information.

Arber Braja • Aug 3 '19

Good choices. All good courses. For the first 3 i have personally taken them and liked and learned a lot from them. The instructors are some of the best you can ever find on Udemy also.

The last 2 courses havent taken them and dont know if i will just because of the fact that im looking now for advanced and more advanced React courses and dont want to repeat and learn stuff im already using on my projects.