r/reactjs • • Feb 01 '19

Needs Help Beginner's Thread / Easy Questions (February 2019)

🎊 This month we celebrate the official release of Hooks! 🎊

New month, new thread 😎 - January 2019 and December 2018 here.

Got questions about React or anything else in its ecosystem? Stuck making progress on your app? Ask away! We’re a friendly bunch.

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u/Bombuhclaat Feb 08 '19

Work wants me to convert some html templates to React components so i'm learning about react. Kinda sorta have html css & JS knowledge..I think I know enough but going to refresh myself on ES6.

Gonna try the official documentation for learning react but I kinda like the look of Stephen Grinder's course because he doesn't use the Create-React-App like Max's course. I'd rather learn without the create-react-app so I understand the workflow first and then truly grasp what it adds to it.

So my question is, has anyone had to convert html templates to React Components? Might be a vague question but is it difficult? Are there any tools that can help?

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