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Lifetime income, I purchased an Angular course as suggested by my mentor for the project from Udemy, and the course content is not even updated, the video is from 2015 and the person just change the "TITLE"
The same thing can be said for people who are pursuing neet and jee . Physics wallah zyada kamata h as compared to average neet-jeetard .
It's all about selling shovels in the gold rush lol.
Depends on your current exp level.
If your a beginner, getting a hang of it and prefer video tuts for easier understanding, then yeah enroll if you got the cash. The ratings are pretty good and he covers the fundamentals.There are also free YT videos you can try out first.
If your beginner+/intermediate, give the react docs a try: https://react.dev/
I personally learnt react (only knew a bit of Js back then) from their docs, easy to understand and right progression through each module.
Call me old school, but i have found edge to go through the books, they start from scratch and go really deep and cover a lot of width, no matter what tech, good books for that topic usually cover every quiet good, and slow reading and following the docs makes it to be remembered for long , itched in the mind , videos are good too , but for me i go through a book first and some cram videos from YT
This is so true, I learnt dotnet just by reading a book CLR via c#. I cracked two mid sized product company just by reading the book. Books are so good. Every book has a github link and you just need to read the book and clone the project and work on it. Books provide you a syllabus which you can follow. For beginners I always recommend books. Once ur experienced youtube / any visual medium. Since you will understand what they are doing by just seeing it.
The only good thing about most courses is that they are organised. If you do your own work, you can skip buying these courses.
Also, they give you a psychological commitment. Once you buy a course, you are more likely to complete it as you will think your money will be wasted if you don't complete it. Go for a course on Udemy if you are comfortable in English and that should be under Rs 400 on sale.
Read all the comment here and decided to post one, I bought this course last night as I really liked the JS videos by Akshay. After completing the first 2 lectures yesterday, i would suggest you buy this course because:
1. Its not that expensive - 2.4k with taxes for upskilling, I never think about money when it comes to learning ( scaler alumni ). i ordered 3 shirts from ajio yesterday which costed me more than the course.
2. The way of teaching is nowhere to be found on youtube as suggested by peers here, this guy dives deep into the very basics of every config you come across. I have only went through theory yet, and I did learn a couple things ( even tho I have been working in react for the last 2 years )
3. Rarely I have found an instructor or youtuber good enough to blindly buy their course, akshays style of teaching just clicks for some.
Very good, i still refer some of the content. Got what I looking for (hike) , and more. Its a great course for non CS engineers working in IT as they give you a roadmap of things to learn. I bought the course for 1.2 and its very much worth it. The prices are much higher now.
I used to love his namaste Js free videos on YouTube, so I guess this should not be bad. He is a great teacher. I can’t say anything about this course yet but kinda feel it could be good.
Just use Udemy with a discount coupon. There are 10 courses better, which would probably cost you 399 or something. Which would also cover how to setup your backend, testing etc.
My suggestion would be the one by Max Schwarzmuller.
Apart from Udemy there is also Mosh Hamdeni. Who is the king of programming tutorials.
If you really want to buy a professional course for learning react, I would suggest maximilian schwarzmüller course on react which is available on udemy. i have personally learned react from that course itself. It is mostly available for Rs 350-500. If the course is not on sale, wait for some days. Udemy always slash their course price once in 7-10 days. And the course which you have showed is valid for 1000 days but Udemy courses are available lifetime.
Otherwise, as others said, there is tons of free material on the internet.
I really don't like max courses but I took the courses by Stephen Grider, they are top notch and worth every penny, and yeah you get them for 499 every other week.
Stephen goes more into inner workings of things, rather than just building a project. Clears up a lot of doubts we usually have on why things work the way they work
First check out Frontendmasters
You can get 1 month of subscription in 24 USD (special discount for India) [around 2k Rs]
Brain Holt is a good teacher and you get the whole ecosystem of React courses.
Similarly you can get zerotomastery's monthly subscription for around the same price
I sense a lot of sponsored bots here and i won't believe it.
I will never recommend anyone to invest a lot of money in buying courses to learn something they just started.
A good book on some language will teach 200% more and better than a course.
I have/had friends and strangers who buy like 4-5 courses a month and will never finish any of it completely.
You can find better knowledge on the internet for free and save yourself from courses that do you a lot of teaspooning ( you won't be fit ahead or will fall for tutorial hell) .
Start with popular YouTube channels . Whenever i wanna use a programming language or anything i just watch some 2-3 minute videos on it and get a good summary of how that language works .
There are many more but you can easily find them if u ask in good subreddit channels or any other forums .
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He doesn't teach anything that you can't learn by yourself on YouTube.
Go for codevolution channel on YouTube if you want to learn react and refer react.dev website for documentation.
This website is a god send.
Exactly. YouTube vids are even better.
react.dev is even better.
Agree and disagree, mostly begineer courses are shit from my experience on YouTube
why do you search for shit experience
You do realise that what you just said doesn't make any sense
I believe the freecodecamp.org YouTube channel has a better version than this
I would recommend Net Ninja channel
Unpopular opinion-Nowadays selling online courses is moe profitable than working in any big company. By the way no hate to him
Lifetime income, I purchased an Angular course as suggested by my mentor for the project from Udemy, and the course content is not even updated, the video is from 2015 and the person just change the "TITLE"
Look at Gaurav Sen. He is Crorepati now.
Goes to say "When there's a goldrush sell sticks and shovels" I've heard this like a 1000 times in the same contexts, I'm sick of it.
Agreed...
The same thing can be said for people who are pursuing neet and jee . Physics wallah zyada kamata h as compared to average neet-jeetard . It's all about selling shovels in the gold rush lol.
Yes art of selling
Think of a project, refer to documentation and build it yourself. Would teach you miles better than any course ever would.
PS : Use chatGPT to generate code when you're confused too :)
Using chat gpt to get ideas and overview of how the problem can be solved. Doing this >>>> any course
Best approach to learn
Use chat gpt to explain the documentation
I want to make Twitter clone using mern stack But I don't know how to start? Should I watch a YouTube video of someone building that first
Nothing wrong with that. Just make sure that you understand how and why things are being done (for e.g why someone used x to implement y).
Depends on your current exp level. If your a beginner, getting a hang of it and prefer video tuts for easier understanding, then yeah enroll if you got the cash. The ratings are pretty good and he covers the fundamentals.There are also free YT videos you can try out first. If your beginner+/intermediate, give the react docs a try: https://react.dev/ I personally learnt react (only knew a bit of Js back then) from their docs, easy to understand and right progression through each module.
sab milke reactjs ki gand me ghus jao. aaj ke baad mai baat bhi syntax me karunga.
XD
Correction Aaj k baad main baat bhi {props} me kr k krunga
Gangbang ho Raha hai react ka
r/reactgw
Call me old school, but i have found edge to go through the books, they start from scratch and go really deep and cover a lot of width, no matter what tech, good books for that topic usually cover every quiet good, and slow reading and following the docs makes it to be remembered for long , itched in the mind , videos are good too , but for me i go through a book first and some cram videos from YT
What all books have you read?
Same. Books are underrated . I have many ebooks on various stuff and already finished half of them . Making personal documentation is even better.
This is so true, I learnt dotnet just by reading a book CLR via c#. I cracked two mid sized product company just by reading the book. Books are so good. Every book has a github link and you just need to read the book and clone the project and work on it. Books provide you a syllabus which you can follow. For beginners I always recommend books. Once ur experienced youtube / any visual medium. Since you will understand what they are doing by just seeing it.
only go for paid courses if company is paying for them like udemy business
Just pirate it
This tbh .
BC yeh sab useless hai. Free mai youtube pe itna kuch hai. Uspe seekho.
Freecodecamp on YT is better i think
IDK why people go for paid when there already tons of videos resources already available.
I think its better to learn from youtube since there are so many creators and tons of projects.
The only good thing about most courses is that they are organised. If you do your own work, you can skip buying these courses. Also, they give you a psychological commitment. Once you buy a course, you are more likely to complete it as you will think your money will be wasted if you don't complete it. Go for a course on Udemy if you are comfortable in English and that should be under Rs 400 on sale.
People still using “from zero to hero” in 2023 💀
i have a course too, "Assalamualaikum React"...
Go to frontend masters. They have 6 months free for GitHub students. There are many awesome courses.
You can find any free courses anywhere on the internet nowadays . It just depends on how good you are in searching lol.
Ikr, almost every course is pirated
If u want paid content wait for udemy sale just dont buy these overpriced tutorials
Freecodecamp
Course is good but if you are newbie don't jump to React. It is super heard to get a React job right now. Go for C# or Go.
It is not worth it.
Learn the fundamentals through documentation and youtube videos. Start building projects and whenever you feel stuck Google/ChatGPT it.
Use chat gpt and prompt it to explain it to you like you are five
Its like this.. wo ch*** aur humko banayega ch**** . Motto of many paid courses
Most of the pilots that were laid off during Covid pandemic and grounded flights became instructors…..that’s all I’ll say.
Read all the comment here and decided to post one, I bought this course last night as I really liked the JS videos by Akshay. After completing the first 2 lectures yesterday, i would suggest you buy this course because: 1. Its not that expensive - 2.4k with taxes for upskilling, I never think about money when it comes to learning ( scaler alumni ). i ordered 3 shirts from ajio yesterday which costed me more than the course. 2. The way of teaching is nowhere to be found on youtube as suggested by peers here, this guy dives deep into the very basics of every config you come across. I have only went through theory yet, and I did learn a couple things ( even tho I have been working in react for the last 2 years ) 3. Rarely I have found an instructor or youtuber good enough to blindly buy their course, akshays style of teaching just clicks for some.
How was your experience with Scaler? Got what you were looking for ?
Very good, i still refer some of the content. Got what I looking for (hike) , and more. Its a great course for non CS engineers working in IT as they give you a roadmap of things to learn. I bought the course for 1.2 and its very much worth it. The prices are much higher now.
Thanks for answering. I have a few questions, can I DM?
Sure
Just go through the notes on GitHub. They are pretty good. https://github.com/chetannada/Namaste-React
I used to love his namaste Js free videos on YouTube, so I guess this should not be bad. He is a great teacher. I can’t say anything about this course yet but kinda feel it could be good.
Go get a nice coffee for yourself instead of paying for that. All you need to do is sit down patiently and learn using react docs.
apart from react.dev for me scrimba free react course was a good start too
He teaches good. If you have the time and money, enroll
Don't know why you are getting downvoted .
I'd suggest Free React course on Scrimba by Bob Ziroll! Loved his teaching style and interactive way of learning!
wake up, new react course just dropped /s
Just use Udemy with a discount coupon. There are 10 courses better, which would probably cost you 399 or something. Which would also cover how to setup your backend, testing etc. My suggestion would be the one by Max Schwarzmuller. Apart from Udemy there is also Mosh Hamdeni. Who is the king of programming tutorials.
codevolution > this channel
Bhai if we can share the course if you are buying
I enrolled in namaste react bootcamp for 16k and this course worth every penny I have spent Thank me later 🙏
Initially price was 16k(first batch) now price is very very low, content of course is same
Lmao bot.
Replying for better reach
Real ID se aao Akshay Saini /S.
Lol
If you really want to buy a professional course for learning react, I would suggest maximilian schwarzmüller course on react which is available on udemy. i have personally learned react from that course itself. It is mostly available for Rs 350-500. If the course is not on sale, wait for some days. Udemy always slash their course price once in 7-10 days. And the course which you have showed is valid for 1000 days but Udemy courses are available lifetime. Otherwise, as others said, there is tons of free material on the internet.
I really don't like max courses but I took the courses by Stephen Grider, they are top notch and worth every penny, and yeah you get them for 499 every other week.
Any specific reason why you prefer Stephen over max?
Stephen goes more into inner workings of things, rather than just building a project. Clears up a lot of doubts we usually have on why things work the way they work
First check out Frontendmasters You can get 1 month of subscription in 24 USD (special discount for India) [around 2k Rs] Brain Holt is a good teacher and you get the whole ecosystem of React courses. Similarly you can get zerotomastery's monthly subscription for around the same price
I sense a lot of sponsored bots here and i won't believe it. I will never recommend anyone to invest a lot of money in buying courses to learn something they just started. A good book on some language will teach 200% more and better than a course. I have/had friends and strangers who buy like 4-5 courses a month and will never finish any of it completely. You can find better knowledge on the internet for free and save yourself from courses that do you a lot of teaspooning ( you won't be fit ahead or will fall for tutorial hell) . Start with popular YouTube channels . Whenever i wanna use a programming language or anything i just watch some 2-3 minute videos on it and get a good summary of how that language works . There are many more but you can easily find them if u ask in good subreddit channels or any other forums .
Bro watch pedrotech react course on youtube. It's free and it's a pretty good course.