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The Road to React: Your journey to master plain yet pragmatic React

   Author(s): Robin Wieruch  

        Publisher: Independently Published, Year: 2020   

                                        

 Description: 

When I write about "The Road to React: Your quest to understand plain yet pragmatic React.js (2020 Update)," I'm talking about when I share my experiences and knowledge.

Final Update: March 11, 2020

if you're searching for a comprehensive, pragmatic, and up-to-date, yet compact and easily accessible React.js feat. Hooks book, consider buying the Road to React

Here's what you will master.

"The Road to React" will cover all the principles of React.js, from hooks to uni-directional data flow, in a clear and comprehensive manner, while constructing a full-featured React application from scratch. Every chapter introduces you to a new React feature as you build the application. On the other hand, though, there is more than just the fundamentals: It gets into similar subjects like React with TypeScript, Testing, and Performance Optimizations. The book will conclude with a complete working React application that you may deploy.

Is it current?

Since this book is self-published, I can keep my book up-to-date by frequently updating it whenever a new edition of something connected to the book is released.

I'm just getting started. Will this book be of interest to me?

Yes. The book starts at zero and progresses the reader through each phase in the learning process one step at a time. Everything that follows is building on what was previously learned. Furthermore, every chapter concludes with tasks that help solidify your taught concepts. In the case of a chapter that just won't budge, you'll always be able to track out the current code's status quo URL.

Fundamental principles

A pragmatic approach would be to learn how to use React while you develop a whole application from start to finish.

If you haven't encountered an issue, you cannot hope to solve it.

Many readers enjoy the book because the book answers the "why" in addition to the "how."

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