Here’s a React 19 and Next.js 15 roadmap to guide a developer’s journey from a fresher to a senior developer. The roadmap is divided into stages, f...
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React and Next.js are completely different things and shouldn't be in a roadmap of React development. Learning it is okay but it does a lot of things behind your back that you need to be able to do those by yourself if you want to stay in the game.
Also you focus a lot on third-party tools. You'll eventually use them but you shouldn't rely on them in your learning phase. Know what they are solving and the basic implementation first so that when change of tools is needed you wouldn't be stuck.
This is helpful for anyone wanting to get started with React. Thanks for the share!
To add, here's another place to find handy React tools to simplify workflow.
Great writing...🖤
Great article, very good roadmap with proper insight
This is a well written article inclusive to complete beginners to the JavaScript ecosystem, I like how it gradually includes other skills to gain along with experience. Keep writing
Thank you =]]
Awesome article
Maybe some timeframe expectations would be good, also would good to have a list thats framework agnostic as a base, then for each year we would have trending frameworks...
Yup, you’re correct. We should practice problem-solving skills on LeetCode every day, as well as work on design patterns and writing clean code. It’s also important to focus on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and TypeScript. If you master all of these, you’ll be able to adapt to any frontend framework :)))
Perfect overview! Thank you 👍
What about Vite? I've heard it's the best option for starting a react project from scratch if you only want a SPA application
You're right . Vite is currently the best option for starting a React SPA from scratch. It fast, lightweight and replaces Webpack for most use cases and is ideal when you're starting a new React SPA.
thanks will be starting react this year
Awesome, thank you!!
Thanks for sharing, there are a few items that I need to put work into!