How To Learn React JS Fast

[@denisZsuave]

I wasn't expecting to such a good dose of encouragement. Am so glad I clicked on this video

[@Hungryturtledev]

I'm happy to help 🐢

[@jordanleo]

Same. This video was amazing.

[@FlCoastalcaster]

Same here I've been battling already for a few weeks whether I should take JavaScript first or react and now he put it into an amazing perspective I'm almost finished with HTML and CSS 3 so now I'm going to jump in the next 2 to 3 weeks into react I'm on you to coding and I'm praying this is not going to be so difficult

[@CompSciCentral]

I was just thinking the same thing!

[@joshuacovington2532]

As a junior software engineer in the industry I wish I had you as a mentor that I could pair program with daily. You don’t meet many senior engineers/developers like yourself and it’s frustrating. This was really motivating. You definitely gained a follower out of me.

[@agny369]

im in your position, just graduated college and I felt like I didnt get enough of this , due to the pandemic and the limited availability of professors. Ive been saying that what you describe here is exactly what I need, someone to observe and ask questions and get real answers. Ive been learning React for an internship for about 5 months, and Im just now starting to grasp the core concepts. I did have 3 sessions with a tutor , which was kind of a waste of money but it was helpful and insightful to see someone who knows what theyre doing explain it .

[@jupiteronkauai]

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[@coderlady_]

I am reWatching this video again and again, especially when I have doubts in terms of learning react , I like the mindset ;)

[@MASTERRAGE]

@Harry Pannu. HAHA

[@MASTERRAGE]

Supp?

[@coderlady_]

@@MASTERRAGE sorry?

[@googleuser471]

"Quantity is the key here, Quality can come later" ~ hungry turtle 🐢, 2020

[@arjit32]

This isn't a video, this is a therapy session. Learning is non-linear path, its a graph learn individual pieces and more you learn more you will understand.

[@DThompsonDev]

Love this! Really well said Hungry Turtle Code!🙏🏽❤️

[@Hungryturtledev]

I appreciate it Danny. Maybe between us we can convince people they can't learn everything in 1 minute? 😂

[@davidcharles745]

I think this is a brilliant analogy, really sound advice and a really well delivered video. Thank you. I spend way too much time on the details and setting up tools and 'toys' and not enough on just getting on with learning things at the level I'm comfortable with. I will try to take your advice on board.

[@Hungryturtledev]

Thank you! Let me know how you get on

[@gagecates7210]

This is hands down one of the most well put videos to help comprehend things.

[@Hungryturtledev]

Thank you

[@salekinimran7590]

Awesome strategy for learning mind set. Keep up the good work :) "Play with the beginner chess player mindset" " learning should be in small chunks and connect them as blocks" " De-structure and learn in the core level"

[@ginokalyun3830]

Wish I saw this video when I was studying Software Development.. Great video and truly encouraging on the "right" path to a good developer! This video deserves more likes and views!

[@Hungryturtledev]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@yeldistir3778]

That's very helpful perspective, becouse I often start learning JS from the beginning, when I want to learn a framework. And that's stupid, becouse I know a lot of JS, but I always feel like I don't know enough - so I start over...

[@kaszapnagypeter]

Best motivation I have ever seen on KZbin! Thanks mate!

[@SmashingProdigy]

Your take on learning is a refreshing one. I've seen way too many React courses attempt to teach several build tools and libraries partway through. It's incredibly overwhelming for anyone attempting to learn React and they'll have this notion that it's everything they need to build a proper React app. Worst case scenario is students placing over-reliance on them and/or not using the tools to their full potential. I agree it's best to learn the barebones concept first and make mistakes with it. Once you're comfortable, the build tools will be there to aid you and really won't take too long to learn and setup. Great advice and great video! 👍

[@muhammadislamlahilah3888]

lol am going through that pain rn

[@mladenkaorlic]

keep on making tutorials (on React), your pov on learning is the best one I've stumbled across

[@deankrupka9398]

Appreciate you saying the learning order bit. I needed to hear that. react journey starts today

[@mguruprasad547]

I'm seeing this today after 2 years, it still clarified me about React Js way better than today's tutorials, Thanks Man

[@akshaysrivastava4304]

Man, you are the teacher we all need.

[@vachila643]

Holy cannoli, I'm only 10 minutes in and I LOVE this man already!! Most of the things he has said in this video are just too true! It resonates with a formaer js beginner now js web game dev soo much, im glad I stumbled accros your channel man, youre grossly underatted

[@paulbh4953]

Really appreciate you stressing how important it is to just build build build. I did a few react courses and haven't built much because I don't feel comfortable with it yet, but that's exactly why I should be building stuff! Thank you =)

[@Hungryturtledev]

Exactly! It's hard and uncomfortable but you will learn much quicker that way. Every time you try to build something you will run into specific problems. You will ask specific questions and eventually find answers. You will remember that orders of magnitude better after that struggle to find the answer than you would if someone in a tutorial just told you how to do it

[@prymestudio]

I endorse this message. This is how I learn. I learn what ever I want first. Suffer through the frustration, and then figure it out. When I go back to the basics and other helpful documents. It's a breeze. I relish the eureka moments too

[@flowerofash4439]

Very much agree, learning is hard, without struggle you don't improve

[@veoquenoesunproblema]

Amazing mindset for someone like me that has been left behind in industry positions and teams because I haven't been able to learn React well in one year. I've been missing a lot of opportunities to get higher on my carrier, seen noobs getting better positions and myself just getting stuck with understanding: "why you can get well react". This video has change my mind and the how to see this challenge. Still a couple of semesters to get out of University but great re-start for me with this video.

[@daedalus5070]

This was the motivational speech I needed while trying to skip ahead but procrastinating for a long time!

[@nancychaudhry3623]

"You're building good skills; not good applications." I love that!

[@ahsan.webdev]

I never ever watched such a video on this topic, you just changed my thinking and idea of learning react or anything else. I have been trapped in tutorial for more than two years while learning web development but I am still a noob, but now I hope I'll do better...

[@Funktionreal]

Priceless advice. So glad i stumbled across this video. A good slice of reality. Everyone wants to build the biggest and badest app in the world but haven't a clue what react is and how to code. Repitition is the key 👌. You've gained a new sub. Thank you

[@jwhite3389]

"You're building good skills, not applications." Best quote in the entire video. Thank you for making this video!

[@minigooshey]

what an incredible delivery and explanation! I've been a bit stagnant with my learning/practicing react the last two weeks, but this has reignited that inspiration and motivation again. Thank you!

[@Ella_1994]

Seriously the best video for self thoght programmers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RogerThat902]

The really is amazing advice. The crazy thing is you could remove the React specific elements and apply that to anything. Half the time I'm trying to read a million different things to become an "expert" when really it's just actual hands on learning will make you better then you go back and fill in the gaps. The other thing I've found valuable is rereading the same thing. It's helpful for all the reasons you said. You go back and just have a new perspective on why that thing is important etc. When you first learn CSS you're just amazed everything works, then when you learn how to write CSS you struggle with organization. Then you realize oh that's why people use "BEM" or whatever. Such a great way to learn.

[@luiggymacias5735]

I thought I was a failure, but this vídeo makes me more confident about not doing all well in building project

[@_r.code_]

Just started react! So happy I found this video💫

[@nippermh]

Thanks for this as I feel i’ll never get out of the js stage!

[@Hungryturtledev]

You will. It's a long journey but it's worth it

[@mirzakadic9174]

What a good video. I have some experience with after effects scripting (old js, extendscript) and some js experience, and now I'm learning react. And everyone is saying, ooo, react is easy to learn. I'm thinking, am I stupid, or what?! For me it's so hard to understand these concepts... I needed so much time/effort just to understand state. JS is quite straightforward, react has so much concepts that I never saw before.

[@asfahim6882]

Every word of yours was incredible. I'm learning react nowadays. Am so lucky that i found your video. U explained a universal learning method, I will try to use it in every side of my life. Thank you 3000 for making this video, I wish i could find a mentor like you.

[@MrAndyEBS]

PLEASE MAKE THE TUTORIALS FOR BEGINNERS! YES THIS IS THE WAY TO GO!!!!! YOU ARE LEGEND!!!

[@rangakomarthi9905]

Really what a good video it is. And good encouragement to learn react. Thank you very much bro :)

[@sludgepuppy]

This has really opened my mind up to learning not just React.js, but anything, really. I often learn things slower than I should be due to distraction, as I'm always concerned with doing it the "right way. You have shown how there is multiple ways of going about this - exploring - which I couldn't agree with more. Best practices, etc., are simply distractions.

[@alexrafter]

Totally agree about simplifying what you're learning on.

[@ovit54]

👏🙌🙏 OMG I looooove this video !! Even as a senior developer, this video is already changing my life !

[@theblackofacrow7806]

This was exactly what I needed, to bring me down off the mountain, for me to put away my binoculars, to get me to work my way through the valleys and fields, having me taking one step at the time, instead of everything at once, with the current steps, being the only focus. So happy I stumbled upon your video! Truly motivating and putting all frustrations at ease. Will be checking the rest of your channel for sure. New subscriber here 👍

[@josephsithole4462]

Brilliant explanation indeed, with learning anything you can start from anywhere then go back and forth. Especially with reactjs topics, what a confidence boaster!!!

[@anison1111]

Simple YET uncommon recommended approach - good video - makes sense

[@azs06]

Great video, this can be applicable to learning anything not just React. Keep up the great work. Subscribed.

[@Hungryturtledev]

I completely agree and I do try to apply this to almost everything I try to learn.

[@SrimalPriyanga]

Subscribed! after watching this single, very first video on your channel. you nailed it, bro... 👍

[@ricko13]

I'm glad this video showed up in my recommendations, because this was exactly what I needed to know

[@prithabanerjee4705]

I started my career in angular js, watched your 🐢 quiz for so many days, learned a lot. Expecting best tutorial for react from your channel .love &peace Pritha from India

[@JigneshPatil]

Love your thinking process! Breaking it down into simpler and smaller pieces.

[@tonytony-fc6gq]

THANK YOU EXACTLY what I started doing ,I realised when I learned linear I did not understand how to apply the concepts

[@danielaleksandrov5701]

Love this! Was thinking that a small youtuber is boring and cant excite the crowd, but u surprised me and I'm sure many others. Love the video and content. Really does help me as I'm trying to master react. Keep up with the great work man... subscribed!!!

[@Hungryturtledev]

Thank you. I appreciate your kindness. Have a great day 🙏🐢

[@juanhedderich]

ty my guy, you just gave me a confidence boost I needed. I've been learning React for a week (I know it's nothing) but I struggled a bit and I was doubting if I was 'ready' for it. Crazy huh?

[@wonda.]

Thanks, i'm learning React and also English, i will apply all your tips for learn everything

[@MateAssassin]

thank you so much this video gave me not just a knowledge but also encouragement. there is so many video i watch but this is the best you are a great professor I have i met you in my college life thank you so much

[@raymondyoo5461]

One of the best 2021 KZbin videos on programming topic

[@Hungryturtledev]

Thank you

[@echuderewicz]

Wow, this is great. Very helpful. Provides a lot of great perspective, advise and food for thought.

[@muqweasd2779]

I wish i've seen this video already but it's good timing since I'm struggling what to learn what kind of path should i do next but found out that i should keep still learning no matter what path it is

[@alimehdi8878]

What a beautiful way to view things.

[@codybishop7526]

Ah man, more videos like this please! Getting real in the web dev world. Having a frank discussion about the process that newcomers should expect

[@TheStallionstudios88]

this video is the best on youtube... you clarified all my doubts!

[@bobthebuilder5746]

Thanks for the graph analogy, mate! Have been learning coding for 2,5 months; doing JS fundamentals now, still non-the-wiser, but had a similar epiphany the other day: what i've learned so far are just pieces of a puzzle. Each of them sort of makes sense in isolation, but not enough to put them together and build a complete picture. Thanks to you, i realize that this IS the way to learn and the assembly bit comes later.

[@mrwhispersofficial]

You are right first I didnt understand javascript why we use it after learning react I came back and understand the concepts it helped me..

[@harshitjhalani8004]

i think this video has given me the clarity and a process to follow , thanks dude :)

[@xolamabaso425]

I have been trying to pick up React for a while and wow being bogged down by everything around React like the tooling is a Real Thing! Thank you also so much for point no. 3 also about actively going against best practices because they really do become unnecessary constraints that we really shouldn't be worried about since we're terrible right now anyway.

[@pratikpowale9657]

Thank u so much brother ..Starting my React Journey Today ❤️

[@12-magpilikobebriaansantos66]

I just came from a breakdown because i just spent 5 days watching the first quarter of this course on Udemy but when I try to build something on my own even a very simple app. I just don’t know what to do. I feel like i’m stuck and just waste my time. But, thanks to this. This is very encouraging. I’ll now try different method to learn this. This is worth my time.

[@felixvargasjr6678]

React docs really helped me and that say a lot coming from a documentation

[@alaabidalhussain2710]

You are saying truth, the learning process is like this. This is how our brain has evolved, by accumulating chunks of knowledge. Love this video. Watched tins of videos and finally found what I was looking for 😍

[@codybishop7526]

This is one of the best pieces of advice for learning to code that I’ve ever seen. Subscribed!

[@BusinessWolf1]

Great video, nice explanation of non linear learning.

[@receperdog]

Before watching video I said to myself oh my god somebody says again ridiculous things but after the watching I saw the true light :D I wanna thank tou you man. It was the really good documantation for learning somethings not just react :) thank you thank you again...

[@shyamsundarjha5913]

He talking so much Sense. Subscribed. looking forward to more react videos, I'm just starting with react

[@kunal111292]

Thanks buddy! Will follow that. Love from India

[@tusharjangid2492]

After watching this video, I couldn't help but went straight to learn and code. Thanks for the video.

[@sharonsiekay4966]

Hey are you learning react?

[@DevlogBill]

I normally don't freely give great complements. But your conceptualization on learning goes against the trend of other youtubers and makes more sense in comparison. I've been fighting myself and trying to keep on the path of learning one way which everyone has been saying. Which is to learn JavaScript very well before learning a framework and they do speak very linear and you're the only one who gives this advice which I myself never thought to consider. Thank you for the excellent advice. Because of your excellent advice I will try learning React by the first of April thank you for your advice.

[@steveyuhas9278]

This graph style learning is so true for me. I learned literally a basic few pieces of JS syntax. Now I'm jumping head first into react. Granted, I know other programming languages(on a basic level, albeit). But I will say that so far, most of the challenge of react is how the components work together and link to each other. The syntax of the jsx so far has been fairly straight forward. For me, it's getting a big picture of how the nuts and bolts of react work. I started out by stripping it down to the barebone necessity of core files just to have react display one word on the screen, then I analyze what happens as I tinker. For me, experimenting and actually doing its how I learn best. As the pieces slowly come together, I will then go back and do it the "right" way, and having gone in a tinkered around, the fundamentals will make all that much more sense to me because I know how they are being applied. Great video and great approach.

[@thomasLoveJesus]

Really great insight for "Learning". Thank you!

[@limitless1692]

Best video on learning in general! Many Thanks!!

[@johnadriandodge]

Shalom evening howdy how. I thoroughly enjoyed this. You gave an absolute 💯 amount of sound advice. Thank ya kindly for sharing this with us.

[@ImmiTheKhan]

Finally came across somebody who resembles my thoughts

[@XDBjoernXD]

This video is just what I needed to hear. Thanks for this.

[@glancevincent]

damn man why doesn't this video have 500k views! this is really helpful thanks :)

[@kamal.hussain]

An excellent, different and the practical approach.

[@sebastianchu5017]

Great video man, you earned my sub. Keep up the good work and hone your craft, your channel will grow for sure.

[@TheKuhtaMusic]

Man, this is really valuable. When you are beginning to learn something totally new for you, there might not be any nodes in the graph to connect to. But once your knowledge and experience increases in similar domains you will experience the ease of pluging in a new node or stregthening the knowledge for an existing one.

[@Hungryturtledev]

100%

[@atajuan]

This is the best learning path explanation i've ever seen, great video, thank you so much!

[@MASTERRAGE]

Thanks buddy, last point was really the best one, it all make sense now! thanks a ton

[@norvusordoseclorum]

You're an incredible teacher, you explain things in a really clear interesting way. Thank you so much!

[@asifurrahman5436]

"If you learn react first and then you realise that you should learn the faundamentals of javascript bcz you need to know this Y for this X reason," That is the most unsaying Universal truth any dev Channel has ever told

[@sandrass8782]

Thank you so much. I already knew that I should build stuffs in order to learn but your video had some sort of magic spell which makes me want to build stuff from the knowledge that I have on React and JS before going further.

[@DevlogBill]

Hello Hungry Turtle Code, I took your advice about learning the syntax of React which to my understanding is JSX. To my amazement most courses teaches you the build tools alongside the JSX and don't teach JSX separately. Could you please make a video on learning JSX? I think most would appreciate this and most would benefit from it, thank you.

[@brettnelson1592]

This is an awesome video, thank you! You made me feel a lot better about where I am in my journey of coding.

[@Hungryturtledev]

I'm glad! Good luck on the rest of your journey

[@miku4j]

Click because of curiosity, stayed because of the quality

[@Ella_1994]

1. Read the react docs. 2. Simplify, Learn in chunks. 3. Avoid best practices, learn raw for best practices are for professionals. 4. Build all the things (all your crazy ideas). 5. Experiment (Play around it).

[@SFRGstudiowz]

this really make sense most react tutorials in youtube saying you have to build and know your fundamentals of js like es6 and higher functions and contradicting themselves saying when you are learning js you dont have to memorize them all you can google it so why cant I google react?😂😂😂

[@coderlady_]

Oh man, I just found your channel, I like your way of thinking, this is really good advice! Thank you from France! Subscribed!

[@Hungryturtledev]

Awesome, thank you! Glad to have you here

[@rob651]

I learned "Learning". Thanks a Lot!

[@junior4life33]

I subscribed as soon as you mentioned chess, great video man

[@IaipyntngenMarbaniang]

Needed to hear this.. Thank you😌

[@numanarif2597]

Great one, i love the linear and graph analogy. Can you make a video about programming communities?

[@idittaibi1757]

Man you got me even before the 1st minute passed "dont listen to them"👏💕