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30 Days of React
An introduction to React in 30 bite-size morsels.
280 pages, ebook
Published December 16, 2016
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December 31, 2018
Great book to learn React. Recommend it.
January 14, 2018
Quick and easy, very hands on read. Feels more like a tutorial than a book, but I think it'll get you started with React and Redux.
The book covers a lot of ground to get an app running end-to-end:
- JSX
- Stateless and stateful components
- React components lifecycle
- The create-react-app tool
- Flux and Redux
- Redux middleware
- Routing
- Unit, integration and functional testing
- Deployment tools like: Surge, GH Pages, Heroku
- CI builds like: TravisCI, Jenkins
It's not meant to be a comprehensive guide since most of the topics above would expand a whole book upon themselves but my problem is on the examples, which have several silly errors like props being called but not passed down to components, things you can probably figure out if you're paying close attention. Similar thing with the source files on Github, which don't reflect what's on the book, not sure if you're meant to download the code and update as you're reading cause the structure just seemed a bit half baked rather than an initial version of the app.
The book covers a lot of ground to get an app running end-to-end:
- JSX
- Stateless and stateful components
- React components lifecycle
- The create-react-app tool
- Flux and Redux
- Redux middleware
- Routing
- Unit, integration and functional testing
- Deployment tools like: Surge, GH Pages, Heroku
- CI builds like: TravisCI, Jenkins
It's not meant to be a comprehensive guide since most of the topics above would expand a whole book upon themselves but my problem is on the examples, which have several silly errors like props being called but not passed down to components, things you can probably figure out if you're paying close attention. Similar thing with the source files on Github, which don't reflect what's on the book, not sure if you're meant to download the code and update as you're reading cause the structure just seemed a bit half baked rather than an initial version of the app.
October 3, 2018
its a decent tour of the ecosystem. Light on some points, starting to show its age with React 16
July 20, 2019
outdated, but generally not a bad overview of all things React and more.
September 11, 2022
The book is not updated, some functionalities changed since then. I don’t recommend reading this book.
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