ok, I've watched like 4 videos before this one, and this is exactly what I needed. Yeah a lot of times learning by doing is great, but getting a high level view of what makes a technology useful is so great before you get your hands dirty. Thanks!
I haven't even touched React yet, but this makes so much sense. Your explanation, illustrations and codes are simple and really easy to understand! Great job man!
So true, and I've found that trying to learn full stack development is much easier by trying to learn front end first, then figuring out how to send data to the back end and vice versa.
Guys can you help me plz? I'm a beginner, I've learned C, C++, Java And HTML, CSS, JS too What else should I learn to become a front end developer or backend developer or both? Can you give a road map??
This is by far the best video Ive seen about the ecosystem of react and how it works! You made clear distinctions and also gave a bit of insight on things (like single pages not being single pages). I loved it, keep it up!
I know/learned some basic React and this is one of the best React basics videos out there. Very well captured and awesome animations to understand the react workflows.
Started learning React through your Notes application crash course. This video explained so much things in short and precise language that I was unable to grasp in that long video code-along course. You are my favourite tutor on youtube. Respect!💯❤
This is literally the complete revision of React and all that is required to learn it. Wish I had come across this earlier. Had to figure out a lot of stuff all by myself.
Interesting... I think I'll try learning React now! Earlier versions didn't make sense to me, so I stuck with Angular. I really like the idea of built-in event handlers, state and props as shown in the video - so streamlined! No more futzing with jQuery and other sloppy-built JS functions.
I have been learning React for a while now and what you have said is very true. It's hard almost impossible to create a website without this fundamental skills at your fingertips. Thank you for laying it out in a simple manner. This is actually a roadmap.
Dennis we really love your Django content, it's outstanding stuff. We'd love to see a full fledged React beginners course from you, your explanation is always too good xD
Perfect, just the bite size concept introduction I needed. I've fumbled around a few React codebases over the years without needing to get into the nitty gritty of the code, but now I'm managing a team of React devs so wanted a better holistic understanding and this was a good first step. Thank you!
Great video man, explained why I should care about React. Most beginner tutorials make websites that look like they could be done directly in JS but this explains why i should be using react instead.
This is amazing. Thankyou ! when i complete my javaScript course i don't no where from i start react. But i watch this video now i know the roadmap. where i start the course form starch. thank you so much💞💞💞💞
loved this video very well put together! not sure why im even watching it im never getting in to web dev but thought it was nice to see what it was like i guess with this nice overview
Hi, would I be able to learn React efficiently without too much knowledge in JS? Or I should learn JS first before jumping into buying the React course?
Recommended for technology leaders, who don't need to know how to code each and every technology but know what to expect in each technology and current trends.
Hi. Very good explanation. What about angular vs react? Framework vs library? Which is the best choice to learn? Which is still developed and maintained (2022)? thanks.
Hello, dennis I am a big fun of your channel, can you do a vedio on django newsletter, just a suggestion it would be helpful to most of your members 🙂.
Love it. I have just one question, where does figma stand in the web dev process ?? Seems everything is programmed directly through react and back end taken care by itself (node.js etc..), so do UI/UX is done through react, or figma ? Is figma necessary/better? I get confused about this aspect in the process
Figma is a great tool for when you want to get a design concept made before you start coding, but NOT a must. If you know what you want, then you can start without figma, but typically its good to have something designed beforehand so you can see what it will look like before spending too much time coding only to find it doesn't look good. If you are working with some team, Figma becomes more necessary. For example: I hired a developer to create templates for me. I never approve anything until I see the design in figma first. This way I dont pay him to code up something I wont approve anyways. Hope that gives you an idea.
i'll ask a question out if this topic, but I need help? how can I add A level before User Registration To check if some Value is existing like Employee SSn. then redirect to Complete Registration . I want video or any explanation . Django rest framework
Could you make a tutorial to make a Checklist type app in which we have multiple question for each app and for each question has responses "yes,no,na" please
ok, I've watched like 4 videos before this one, and this is exactly what I needed. Yeah a lot of times learning by doing is great, but getting a high level view of what makes a technology useful is so great before you get your hands dirty. Thanks!
I try to see abstract ideas like physical objects. Any view you can get is a good observation. You want to turn the object, zoom in, zoom out etc.
@@8xnnrgreat idea! Coding requires imagination for sure 🎉🎉
I think youtube programmers has to do more videos like this than the actual coding itself
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@@S-Lomar what's up with the emojis lol
@@vaughnouano Lmao I'm dead
I haven't even touched React yet, but this makes so much sense. Your explanation, illustrations and codes are simple and really easy to understand! Great job man!
So true, and I've found that trying to learn full stack development is much easier by trying to learn front end first, then figuring out how to send data to the back end and vice versa.
@astrahcat1212 This is true for me too. Front end has been smoother to grasp.
Guys can you help me plz?
I'm a beginner, I've learned C, C++, Java
And HTML, CSS, JS too
What else should I learn to become a front end developer or backend developer or both?
Can you give a road map??
What is React? - 0:30
What are single page applications? - 1:00
JSX - 2:24
Url routing - 3:10
Props - 3:31
State - 3:55
Componen Lifecycle - 4:36
Hooks - 5:25
State Management - 6:07
Virtual DOM - 6:50
Key prop - 7:25
Event Listeners - 7:51
Forms - 8:10
Conditional Rendering - 8:46
Commands - 9:18
Would you happen to have any sources you recommend for self teaching?
@@salimatiyeh7472 create a project and start practicing, best way
This is by far the best video Ive seen about the ecosystem of react and how it works! You made clear distinctions and also gave a bit of insight on things (like single pages not being single pages). I loved it, keep it up!
Going so deep into React and give such a nice overview in just 10min is just amazing good job
Watching this and going for interview is crazy, and getting selected is even crazier
Even I have watched it on 2x 😂
I was looking for this comment 🤣😊
Wish me luck 🫡
@@roshansharma9042 x
Such a great, straight-forward and comprehensive overview! Wish this had been around years ago. Thank you!
Genius, first guy that explains the things without advertising an unuseful
tutorial
I know/learned some basic React and this is one of the best React basics videos out there. Very well captured and awesome animations to understand the react workflows.
Started learning React through your Notes application crash course. This video explained so much things in short and precise language that I was unable to grasp in that long video code-along course. You are my favourite tutor on youtube. Respect!💯❤
This is literally the complete revision of React and all that is required to learn it. Wish I had come across this earlier. Had to figure out a lot of stuff all by myself.
Interesting... I think I'll try learning React now! Earlier versions didn't make sense to me, so I stuck with Angular. I really like the idea of built-in event handlers, state and props as shown in the video - so streamlined! No more futzing with jQuery and other sloppy-built JS functions.
I have been learning React for a while now and what you have said is very true. It's hard almost impossible to create a website without this fundamental skills at your fingertips. Thank you for laying it out in a simple manner. This is actually a roadmap.
Can you tell me what should I learn to create a website
Thanks a lot! I have been working on API documentation at work for the past 8 months and this was a great refresher. 🙂
ok, Now I can add react to my resume.
Dennis we really love your Django content, it's outstanding stuff. We'd love to see a full fledged React beginners course from you, your explanation is always too good xD
THIS WAS WONDERFUL!!! You explained the core concepts in such a simple & easy way. Really loved it. Thank you so much! 💝
Perfect, just the bite size concept introduction I needed. I've fumbled around a few React codebases over the years without needing to get into the nitty gritty of the code, but now I'm managing a team of React devs so wanted a better holistic understanding and this was a good first step. Thank you!
Great video man, explained why I should care about React. Most beginner tutorials make websites that look like they could be done directly in JS but this explains why i should be using react instead.
thanks, I got an interview tomorrow and this helped me
One of the best intro to React videos!
This is amazing. Thankyou !
when i complete my javaScript course i don't no where from i start react. But i watch this video now i know the roadmap. where i start the course form starch.
thank you so much💞💞💞💞
Thank you. Once I finish my semester I will start a course about this library.
Wow the subtle comment about the "single page apps" being a misnomer @1:25 is an extremely important point, thanks for that
Yesterday night I am started learning
Your react course, then morning it will be coming.
that was so helpful . gives a general familiarity with react , therefore learning faster while having the big picture in mind! thank u !
Great video. Thank you. Concise and informative. I’m getting into web development, and this is the first time that React has made sense to me.
Very good video. All core concepts briefed in quite short time.
Thank you soo much Dennis for the new course..am enrolling to the course right away.....May God bless you abundantly
AWESOME content!! every react beginner should see this before starts coding...
Best video I’ve ever made love you man
Best explanation video I 've seen so far!
Wow! 10 minutes and too many infos and understandable to beginners.
Thanks
This series is very helpful .hope you will make more like this on different web-technilogies. 🤗
A nicely structured introduction to React. Thank you very much!
Very quick React development terminologies. Easy to make a quick learning plan using this video.❤
Another great video from a great guy. Thanks for helping us learn to code.
loved this video very well put together! not sure why im even watching it im never getting in to web dev but thought it was nice to see what it was like i guess with this nice overview
i start my day with your video. thank you Dennis
Coming from a flutter development background, This was greatly helpful.
Thanks alot
Very helpful for first time React learners.
This is a really amazing explanation ❤
love you sir, always learned something from you, keep it up man, thanks
This singlehandadly started my django career.. now adding react to the table :D
best intro video, seen so far
I spent nights learning all of this and this guy just told everything in 10 mins Lmao 😭
Only video that helped me understand the basics of react. Thanks.
it's awesome.. Amazing synopsis.. simple explaination.. thank u from indonesia 👍
The component cycle 4:40 and the virtual dom 6:51 parts are really interesting
best explanation for React JS thanks Dennis
Hey, thanks a lot! Being self taught this helped me to figure out some areas that I missed, and I know what to focus on now 🙂
8:04 Minutes in and your explanation got me subscribe, like and download this video! Quality === 10/10
Hi, would I be able to learn React efficiently without too much knowledge in JS? Or I should learn JS first before jumping into buying the React course?
Better learn first
My interview starts in 11minutes. This had better be a good video.
Great 10 min review, just what i needed.
BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
That's absolutely Amazing start to new ways to come up with important concepts in this manner Keep sharing Dennis sir!!!!!!!!
thanks, i'm studying react! by 2024, i NEED to know what i'm into and this was very informative. time to master my knowledge
Really awesome video i want to refresh my memory and it helped a lot THANKS a lot
What a refresher course👍🏽
Recommended for technology leaders, who don't need to know how to code each and every technology but know what to expect in each technology and current trends.
Title of the video: React Interview Made easy 😂
Great vid gave me everything I didn’t know I needed to know
I like to give so many likes in this video. Cool content, i enjoyed
super effective explanation. this is awesome.
Hi. Very good explanation. What about angular vs react? Framework vs library? Which is the best choice to learn? Which is still developed and maintained (2022)? thanks.
Succinct, yet comprehensive video on the core concepts of React. Thanks, Dennis
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Good content. helpful for beginners.
Amazing synopsis - definitely will use for future reference!
You covered so much in just 10 mins
Hello, dennis I am a big fun of your channel, can you do a vedio on django newsletter, just a suggestion it would be helpful to most of your members 🙂.
@Dennis Ivy can we get 10 min video on React Native as well ?
well explained in short time.
@9:08 "Inline if/else conditional operator?" You mean ternary?
im a little less lost now, that was very helpful, thank you alot
Very nice explanation
Great information. thanks!
Just curious how up to date the crash course is in June 2024? Thanks!
Amazing explanation. Thank you
Thanks for this insightful video!
Thanks for this video! Super helpful 🔥
I visited the resct crash course
The course didn't have exercise for individuals to practice and submit
It's a really great explanation..
Superb..
Thank you😊
Love it. I have just one question, where does figma stand in the web dev process ??
Seems everything is programmed directly through react and back end taken care by itself (node.js etc..), so do UI/UX is done through react, or figma ? Is figma necessary/better?
I get confused about this aspect in the process
Figma is a great tool for when you want to get a design concept made before you start coding, but NOT a must. If you know what you want, then you can start without figma, but typically its good to have something designed beforehand so you can see what it will look like before spending too much time coding only to find it doesn't look good. If you are working with some team, Figma becomes more necessary.
For example: I hired a developer to create templates for me. I never approve anything until I see the design in figma first. This way I dont pay him to code up something I wont approve anyways. Hope that gives you an idea.
@@DennisIvy thank you! Very well explained! Much appreciated!!! Thaaanks
Great refresher
really really good video! thank you so much
This video was really really good.
waiting for more react videos, could you please do some resume level projects using reactjs
Would be interested in a full stack React with Django e-commerce website
Looks like i can learn react 🎉
Hey, Dennis! Do you plan to update beginner's course on Udemy when where will be something to update? ;)
i'll ask a question out if this topic, but I need help? how can I add A level before User Registration To check if some Value is existing like Employee SSn. then redirect to Complete Registration .
I want video or any explanation . Django rest framework
Could you make a tutorial to make a Checklist type app in which we have multiple question for each app and for each question has responses "yes,no,na" please
Hey Dennis, do you think for django-react developer it is important to learn Redux or not !
Thanks a lottttt ❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉
I love the background music, someone let me know the name of the song. Thanks 🔥🔥
Thank you very much. I appreciate
Very impressive video and content