In this course, you will learn to develop a web application with React JS, Redux, Hooks & Context, Node.JS, and Mongo DB from scratch. There is a learning curve for every programming language or technology, and React is no exception. But if you're committed and motivated to build front-end web applications, it's simple to learn. Before adding any other libraries, adhere to the fundamentals of React to make learning easier. Doing otherwise will just make learning React more difficult in the beginning. A strong foundation in Javascript will give you an advantage because React is a Javascript framework. With this understanding, it will be much simpler to understand how React handles state, the special idea behind JSX, and the language used for its templating. Learning React is worthwhile. There are a few explanations. The first is that React is and has been in great demand in the employment market for software development. Your chances of landing a job will increase if you learn to code in React and are good at it. Another justification for studying it is this. Users of websites no longer accept outdated sites that require a page reload to update. The mechanism used by React for dynamically modifying a web page's HTML meets the needs of these users and enhances their user experience. React has also been around for a while and has proven to be durable. A large portion of websites, both small and large, use React as a frontend framework.
