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How to start learning React?
I know js a little, I usually wrote in jquery, but I need to learn recat.
I do not rummage around in these your package managers, collectors, and so on.
Found this https://maxfarseer.gitbooks.io/react-course-ru/con... You
need a server.
1) can I just upload all these files just to the hosting and that's it, or did I misunderstand the meaning of the word server applicable to this?
2) How to start learning React in general? Is that guide correct or can you advise better?
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> I do not rummage in these your paktennyh managers, collectors and so on.
Then you don’t have to start with react, but with studying the nodejs ecosystem. A brief excursion can be obtained by completing our free course https://ru.hexlet.io/courses/js-setup-environment
1) The server is needed to give the data (JSON), on the basis of which React (better - not React) will draw the DOM. Usually the server generates JSON from the data in the database. But you think right, at the beginning of the training, you can put static files with JSON on any available web server.
2) We can advise better: https://ru.vuejs.org/v2/guide/
> I do not rummage in these your paktennyh managers, collectors and so on.
I advise you to read this first , it will help you figure out why these nodes and package managers are needed at all.
And then you can try REACT .
I taught react in courses. Before I took up reat, I already knew how to build a frontend using Gulp. Master it first. How to collect styles and scripts. Then I myself mastered webpack from the documentation. Well, as I mastered it, I can connect babel and set up a web server (webpack-dev-server). All questions and problems are solved by googling. How to build jsx with webpack. Before working with jsx, I did a little digging into what ES6 is. Without this, it is difficult to learn react.
TheMoth suggested a good book. I agree with his answer. Read it, figure out how to configure gulp and webpack (You can of course just webpack, but for general development it won’t hurt to master both)
https://webdesign-master.ru/blog/tools/2016-03-09-...
In Google, when you search for “react manual”, a link to a good metanit source almost immediately comes up. All the information is divided into chapters, you will understand.
If self-study is difficult, take courses from GeekBrains, MCS, Loftscool or other online schools kursfinder.ru/react/ (it's easier to choose here)
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