Welcome to React for Beginners, a course designed to teach React.js to web developers, even if they have never written any React.js code before.

As we begin from the beginning, no one will be left behind in this session!

Because React combines HTML and JavaScript, it may seem awkward to write at first, but I’ll show you how to remember when to write JavaScript and HTML (or what’s known as JSX).

React syntax, importing from other files and components, dividing components into new files and importing them, extending details, component properties and states, click events, and how to incorporate an API request when a button is hit will all be covered in this lesson.

If that seems complex and intimidating, don’t worry; I’ll show you all you need to know about React.js so you can start using it right now.

Why learn React.js

You can create crazily dynamic and responsive webpages and applications with the JavaScript framework React. Your JavaScript might want to act when users type or click on something. That is simpler to write and maintain, thanks to React. Additionally, it may be extended, allowing you to create a small amount of code once and reuse it to avoid having to write code all day.
In addition, React is a skill that is in high demand. Many startups, large corporations, and development firms use React. It allows them to build great user interfaces like the Netflix movie collection.
Vanilla JavaScript can be used to construct anything built in React. However, React makes it simple to maintain and easy to.

Who uses React.js

Nowadays, almost everyone uses React. Whether it’s an entire website like Netflix or just a tiny section of one with complex logic. And for that reason, learning is crucial.

Who this course is for?

• This course is for beginners of all levels, who want to learn to react to basics and advanced topics.