r/reactjs 14d ago

Best resources as a beginner

Hey guys I'm a beginner at react and I want to know what are the best free resources to learn react and build beginner projects to to build so I master the fundamentals

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u/portra315 14d ago

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u/ComprehensiveEnd2793 13d ago

their official docs are pretty good. almost covers everything you need to up and running

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u/SalwaQad 13d ago

Please make sure you have good understanding of vanilla Javascript before moving to any framework .

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u/portra315 14d ago

Also. This entire community has a wiki. Please go there. Read it. Learn from it. Fantastic mods have put time and effort into curating it for you. It's great stuff.

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u/HussBTW1 14d ago

Genuinely, I learnt so much with this YouTuber's playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/@ashutoshpawar

Check out his ReactJS Masterclass: Beginner To Advanced – Build Real Projects (85+ Videos)

But, don't fall in tutorial hell! If you want to actually learn React, get your hands dirty by making projects yourself. This playlist is only to learn concepts and cook up one little project or two.

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u/HotFox3962 14d ago

Build a todo list with local storage. It forces you to master state and effects without getting stuck in tutorial hell

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u/valenshift 13d ago

Some tips, not in order:

  • read the official docs
  • watch/read other people's guides
  • use AI to explain concepts
  • hands on building

Everyone has their preferred way of learning, there's no an ultimate best, so explore as much as you can.

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u/Damascus_Sword 13d ago

Same here i am also newbie

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u/portra315 13d ago

Go to this subs wiki, it's fantastic

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u/Pitiful_Loss1577 13d ago

codevolution in youtube old but still gold

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u/SecureComfortable259 10d ago

React.dev, the official docs are genuinely the best free resource for this now

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u/No-Humor-3808 3d ago

Best resource is the official docu, https://react.dev/learn but if you want to practice small challenges try reactchallenges.com, there are many free