React Tutorial for Beginners

The part where you broke down creating a React component at 11:20 was super helpful. A smooth deploy with Sherpa-sh completes the picture.

I'm a long time developer, but novice at web development. This tutorial was perfect for me. I appreciate how Mosh walks you through real development practices: incremental development cycles, using the IDE and tools, looking at errors, testing as you go. Thank you Mosh!

Transitioning from backend to full stack development a few years ago. Been developing react apps for the last two years. I picked up several neat shortcuts and several key takeaways for a project I am building from scratch now. Thank you!

For everyone asking what theme he's using, its called "oh lucy"

Love the tutorial! Its the perfect balance of "show me the code" and "explain the concepts to me". Came here after a bunch of tutorials that jumped to deep into the code with no concepts or vice versa. Thankyou!

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Backend developer trying to be full-stack here. Best explanation of React concepts I've seen before. Thanks a lot!

Watchin this video before the interview

I was confused about using a <Fragment> instead of a <div>, but I looked it up on google and found In React, ` "Fragment" and "Div" are used interchangeably. The main difference between the two is that "Fragment" clears out all extra divs from a DOM tree while "Div" adds a div to the DOM tree. With React Fragments, we can create code that is cleaner and easier to read. `

I'm an engineering manager recently hired into a full-stack team that uses React - this was a great taste of how React works to give me a better sense of it!