30 Days of React challenge is a step by step guide to learn React in 30 days.

• Prerequisite

This challenge needs an intermediate level of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge.

It is recommended to feel good at JavaScript before you start to React. If you are not comfortable with JavaScript check out 30DaysOfJavaScript. This is a continuation of 30 Days Of Java…

• who could benefit from this guide?

A 30DaysOfReact challenge is a guide for both beginners and advanced JavaScript and React developers.

• Bit about ReactJS

Welcome to 30 Days Of React. React is a JavaScript library. Github developer / author enjoy using and teaching React and hope you will do so too.

• What will you learn?

In this step by step 30 Days React challenge, you will learn React which is one of most popular user interface JavaScript libraries. React can do everything that JavaScript can do. React can be used to add interactivity to websites, to develop mobile apps, desktop applications, games. I believe you will learn quite a lot in the next 30 days and your programming and problem solving skills will also be improved significantly.

• Need help? Want to help?

In case you need help or if you would like to help others you may join the telegram group.

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• I am a learner of this and various github repositories.

• If interested please check the original Educator , Programmer , Developer, Motivator , Content creator, Data Analyst Asabeneh. On this repository there are more educational repositories:

• 30-Days-Of-JavaScript

• 30-Days-Of-Python

• Python-for-Everyone

• React-For-Everyone

• JavaScript-for-Everyone

I have been learning on my own for the past 8 months now. First I made myself comfortable with HTML, CSS and then spend a lot of time on JS. Last month I started learning ReactJS on Udemy and then I thought I should give it a try by creating an app as I had finished a project by following the videos.

Honestly, the first 2 days, I almost cried because I had no idea what to do. It was no way similar to just watching videos and following them. I was literally just staring at the screen and clicking randomly here and there. I knew what app I wanted to build but did not know how and where to start. The third day, I had many 'Aha' moments and finally was able to figure most of the stuff out.

3 days later, I am done with this app and feel so happy about it. Here is the link Weather App.

Just wanna say, never ever give up on this. It may seem hard but believe me it gets better.

I'm writing a two-part guide to JavaScript and React unit tests. The guide is aimed at people with some JavaScript experience but that never have written any tests and/or don't know the concepts.

The first part covers the concepts and the second will be a tutorial to actually write the tests.

You can find the first part of the guide here.

Let me know if you any comments, feedback is welcome!

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Hi developers, I have been working on creating a Trello clone for the past two months. I am proud to say that I have learned a lot in this. Check out this repo - https://github.com/knowankit/trello-clone and the working demo -https://trello-clone-one.vercel.app/. Now my plan is to keep adding more features to it and make it better.

Please let me know your good/bad comments/review so that I can improve myself as well as the codebase.

So I've been learning React JS for a while, and decided to challenge myself and try to build a PlayStation 5 project to improve my coding skills.

Please feel free to give feedback, I'm trying to learn React JS, and I'm loving it so far.

** Project is still not done**

If anyone is interested in seeing my spaghetti code, here is the link GitHub Source Code