A curated list of free resources to master React Development
- Motivation
- Roadmap
- How To Use This Guide
- How To Colaborate
- Team
- Inspiration And Additional Resources
This project aims to collect the best free resources for those that want to learn how to build applications with React and also understand the concepts that come with its adoption like Functional Programming, Composition, Unidirectional Data Flow and many others.
- React Fundamentals
- Getting Started
- Getting Started with create-react-app
- React Docs Tutorial
- Thinking in React
- The React Quick Start Guide (ES6 version)
- Removing User Interface Complexity, or Why React is Awesome
- Learn Raw React — no JSX, no Flux, no ES6, no Webpack…
- Learn Raw React: Ridiculously Simple Forms
- Building a Router with Raw React
- React's Official Guides & Tips
- react-devtools
- React Cheat Sheet
- Learn ES6 (ECMAScript 2015)
- Setting up ES6
- Overview of ECMAScript 6 features
- Exploring ES6
- Exploring ES2016 and ES2017
- Several project ideas
- React - TodoMVC
- Bootstrapping a React project
- The SoundCloud Client in React Redux
- A Primer on the React Ecosystem: 1, 2 and 3.
- Building a React/Redux App with JSON Web Token (JWT) Authentication
Use a linear approach to complete this guide. That means you should start with the first resource and pass to the next one after you finish the previous and after make a practical project to internalize what you have learned.
The React's ecosystem is overwhelming for beginners. Ensure to learn each new tool isolatedly.
Said this, our first course in the React section covers all the React ecosystem. Face this as a general introduction to each topic that will be studied deeply in the following sections.
In the sections about React, Webpack, and ES2015 , the initial resources are more superficial and the last ones are going deeper in the respective topic. You can opt to learn the basics first and return to them later, but don't skip them without have a basic knowledge of the matter.
To suggest new sections or new resources, open an issue explaining why we should add/remove some resource/section. After at least 5 people approve (: 1:) your indication, you will be invited to create the pull request.
The reason to keep this way of collaboration is to ensure that our list of resources will be really concise, bringing only the best resources for those that want to master the topics listed here.
- Rodmap creator: Eric Douglas
- Rodmap maintainer: Eric Douglas