I've heard people saying: "React is the best thing happened in the world of web development."  Well, I let you judge if it's the best thing or not, but it definitely is a good thing. At least having it in your resume, can be the best thing happened in it.

Description

If you have not checked Wikipedia yourself, let me paste it here for you:

"React (also known as React.js or ReactJS) is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It is maintained by Facebook and a community of individual developers and companies."

Coming from  Facebook, you can guess it's easier than other similar libraries which it is, but also if you seriously think of competing with Facebook in business, go and use another framework or at least check with your lawyer before using it and I mean it ;)

If you still doubt if you should learn it or not, let me be honest with you. You make a good money out of it, so come on, learn it. And in this course I have done my best to help you up and run your React app as soon as possible.

To start this course you need to:

• Be a developer or if you are not know web development.

• Know programming and of course Html and CSS.

• Know basic JavaScript.

• But you will learn ES6 and ES7 during the course.

So let's start it

• Software developers
• Web developers

Course content

• Introduction
  • About this course
  • Course files
  • Change the speed of videos
• Things you need to know about ES6
  • What are ES6 and ES7
  • Where to practice
  • Classes
  • Let and Const
  • For of loop
  • Template strings
  • Getters and setters
  • Arrow functions
  • New array methods
  • Inheritance
  • Modules
  • Destructuring
  • Spread operator
  • Promises
  • Es6 cheatsheet
• Basic preparations and knowledge
  • Installing required softwares
  • Create your first app
  • A tour around the project
• Rock the React.js
  • What is a component
  • Add external libraries like bootstarp
  • React Developer Tools
  • Rendering a list
  • Component properties
  • Typechecking with propTypes
  • Stateless components
  • State of a component
  • Component's lifecycle
  • Http service
  • Routing
  • Build your application
• Good bye
  • Good bye :(
• More to know
  • Share data between components