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Konstantin2021-02-23 21:39:34
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Konstantin, 2021-02-23 21:39:34

Best way to learn React?

Good afternoon. What is the best way to learn and work with React? And what are the best learning videos you can recommend?

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Vasily Bannikov, 2021-02-23
@vabka

Official documentation and practice

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alex4answ, 2021-02-23
@alex4answ

If you are familiar with Javascript, then just read the documentation.
Then you play, create a couple of pet projects, look for incomprehensible things in the docks, google, ask questions.
The video can only be viewed for additional information. knowledge, such as "wow, you can also organize like this", but not for system knowledge.

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Valery, 2021-02-23
@vmakhnyuk

Here it is important to understand what you mean by the words - "learn React and learn how to work with it."
The "charm" of React is that it is not a framework, like, for example, the same VUE, where there are standard solutions for state management, routing, etc. React itself is just an API for declarative interaction with the DOM. And everything else is already an ecosystem that is being built at random from project to project (there are no clear rules / standards). Some people have the misleading notion that React is the easiest tool to learn out of the "big three", but in my opinion, that's not the case. You can learn react api in 1 evening (I'm exaggerating), but thanks to it, creating something large with convenient support and fast extensibility is very difficult.
Back to your question, like all the other "answers" to this question, I would advise you to start with the official documentation. I strongly advise you to learn to understand someone else's code, especially in React, because, as mentioned above, each project builds its own architecture, which, having come to a new project, is quite difficult to understand, based on the experience of writing a "couple" of small pet projects.

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Kirill Makarov, 2021-03-13
@kirbi1996

Heading for yudemi, and practice, practice, practice. It's even better if at least a midlukha reviews your combat project nearby

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