Well, React is moving from class-based components to functional components, any resource you might find using classes is probably outdated, you are encouraged to work with functional components and the React "hooks".
Now, regarding a resource for the basics, might sound kinda stupid but my first interaction with React was watching a "Crash Course" in Youtube. Traversy Media has one I found useful to understand everything first (youtu.be/XuFDcZABiDQ). On the other hand, if you are looking for an actual entire course, I would recommend Colt Steele's or Maximilian Schwarzmüller's React courses on Udemy, both are great. Good luck!
Thanks for the reply. Good to know functional components are the way to go it makes more sense to me. I should have thought of Traversy Media (fyi your link seems to a different video and not the crash course) I've watched his Vue crash course and have taken one of his JS courses.
Oh yeah, I didn't link the actual crash course because I believe he used class-based components there. The other one I linked does use functional components and hooks.
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Well, React is moving from class-based components to functional components, any resource you might find using classes is probably outdated, you are encouraged to work with functional components and the React "hooks".
Now, regarding a resource for the basics, might sound kinda stupid but my first interaction with React was watching a "Crash Course" in Youtube. Traversy Media has one I found useful to understand everything first (youtu.be/XuFDcZABiDQ). On the other hand, if you are looking for an actual entire course, I would recommend Colt Steele's or Maximilian Schwarzmüller's React courses on Udemy, both are great. Good luck!
Thanks for the reply. Good to know functional components are the way to go it makes more sense to me. I should have thought of Traversy Media (fyi your link seems to a different video and not the crash course) I've watched his Vue crash course and have taken one of his JS courses.
Oh yeah, I didn't link the actual crash course because I believe he used class-based components there. The other one I linked does use functional components and hooks.
for a quick entry I can recommend either FullStackOpen's section on React or The Beginner's Guide to React by Kent C. Dodds on egghead.io :)