React Crash Course 2024

[@bushigi5913]

Even though I don't need this, it's still unbelievable that someone would ever create such useful, lengthy videos FOR FREE. Thank you!

[@ailtonjosue6817]

hell yes ,-,

[@luisbrazilva]

KZbin is monetized.

[@deitunegold4593]

I downloaded the Course document from Github but i noticed the jobs.jason files aren’t showing up when i load the website on chrome (also nothing is showing under Recent jobs). Any help?

[@conaxlearn8566]

@@deitunegold4593 I just followed through the video and was able to replicate everything the video show. But at times a slight typo can crash the page. Try using Chrome developer tool to check what error message it gives you.

[@simrandangol8865]

@@deitunegold4593 hi. I got a problem in jason file. Can u help me

[@husseinkizz]

Thanks Brad, always one of the best teachers on internet, you taught me react 4 years ago, I now make react libraries and stuff, thanks man, can't appreciate your works enough!

[@Jan-v7y]

25:11 - Boilerplate Cleanup 26:48 - Tailwind CSS Setup 30:24 - JSX Crash Course 39:37 - Start Homepage 42:00 - Navbar Component 43:56 - Image Import 45:24 - Hero Component 46:17 - Props 48:00 - Default Props 48:51 - Wrapper Components 55:14 - JobListings Component 58:50 - Create Lists With map() 1:03:20 - Single JobListing Component 1:05:49 - Limit Jobs to 3 1:07:50 - useState() Hook & Desc Toggle 1:13:07 - Creating an Event 1:14:20 - Updating Component State 1:16:00 - React Icons Package 1:18:00 - React Router Setup 1:20:21 - Create Routes From Elements 1:21:36 - Router Provider 1:22:36 - Homepage Component/Route 1:24:40 - Layouts 1:29:06 - Jobs Page Component/Route 1:30:50 - Link Component 1:34:20 - Custom 404 Page 1:36:55 - Active Links With NavLink 1:41:00 - Conditional Rendering 1:43:10 - JSON Server Setup 1:47:00 - useEffect() & Data Fetching 1:53:07 - Loading Spinner 1:51:06 - Conditional Fetching 1:59:45 - Proxying 2:03:38 - Single Job Page 2:09:04 - useParams() to Get ID 2:12:25 - Data Loaders 2:16:36 - Single Job Output 2:22:00 - Add Job Page 2:23:40 - Working With Forms 2:30:05 - Form Submission 2:35:27 - Pass Function as Prop 2:39:32 - POST Request to Add Job 2:41:45 - Delete Job Button/function 2:45:12 - DELETE Request to Remove Job 2:46:50 - React Toastify Package 2:50:08 - Edit Job Page/Form 2:56:05 - Update Form Submission 2:58:54 - PUT Request to Update Job 3:02:10 - Build Static Assets For Production

[@marshax]

"It's JavaScript. You're always going to be confused." Well said.

[@naelcodes]

The timing is insane, needed a refresher. Thanks Brad

[@zdream720]

For anyone stuck on the Router section: react-router-dom was updated and some functions were removed, so now the initial Router setup looks like this (~@1:23:36): import { Route, RouterProvider } from "react-router-dom"; import { createBrowserRouter } from "react-router-dom"; const router = createBrowserRouter([{ path: "/", element: }]); const App = () => { return ; };

[@njorojames4414]

Thank you friend

[@charanreddy0000]

thanks man !! It wasnt there in the docs properly.

[@HonorableBacon]

god i hate how theyre constantly changing these little things

[@superuser3026]

Thank you so much! I came straight to this and it saved so much time

[@On7D7]

let me tell you something Brad, you're like my Big brother and tech mentor. even though i graduated in software engineering with 3.93GPA from the top technology University in my country; i didn't have much real world experiences. 3 years ago while i was in the University i start learning MERN Stack from you and JavaScript mastery Chanel. then i got a job and work for Ethiopian Military. while i was working for the Military i also got a chance to work for the biggest security agency in my country. right now i am working for a big private enterprise and 19 banks. on top of that a year ago i started a software development company and i own 50% of the company. i learn a lot from you than my university courses combined. All i can say is thank you and God bless you!

[@agnesmuchuki7200]

Kindly, offer me an apprenticeship at the company. I will appreciate.

[@redhotchillidazer2013]

bs

[@takeuchi5760]

​@@agnesmuchuki7200 Why would anyone accept such a stupid offer? You might get lucky with someone but most people will ignore you if you're just gonna beg for it without saying why or your credentials.

[@bhaviksharma4854]

@@redhotchillidazer2013 LOL

[@jagadeshvarmasvpkh7860]

Me too offer the job front end react js

[@codeJourneyGuides]

Omg i was searching for new react courses to learn and i just found the best one 😁 Hoping to complete this... thanks brad 👍

[@hideperson7310]

Same I am also searching thank you Bard...........

[@leimengdeK]

Finished it! took me 2 days to follow along but I did it! The journey of a thousand miles begins with the a single step.

[@topherreynolds3999]

Thank you! Been studying React for about 3 weeks now. Your video does an excellent job of explaining things in a way I understand. Some other videos I have found just have you follow along without telling you why you are doing the current task. Appreciate this! 🙂

[@bencipherx]

Can we be accountability partners, I am on my way to full stack but my achilles heel tbh is styling lol

[@sameerasw]

I love the fact that you directly copy pasted the html snippet and then modified it for React. Makes so much sense and easy to learn from my point!

[@svenbjorn9700]

This is the way.

[@sameerasw]

@@svenbjorn9700 I used this method for a couple days, now I'm happy that whatever I do is functional rather than getting constant errors.... So easy to convert and learn a couple new things I could have done b4

[@JinadB.Stefan]

Hello, base on your comment on this video, i want to know how he got the html snippet. please can you help? 🤕

[@LJ_NN]

I would also reeally love to have the html snippet that hasn't been modified for React yet - anybody who knows how to get hand of it? 😍😍

[@svenbjorn9700]

@@LJ_NN I think it's the "Code:" link in the description, the first link.

[@christopherlopez2491]

I started watching you and your html intro video in 2019. Im still here… still learning and still building thank you so much for these videos

[@satisfymyeye1431]

Me too bro !

[@devine_noise]

Hey Brad. Your speech pacing is a perfect speed for me to learn. I find a lot of tutorials want to rush through things. Thanks for the refresher on React. I’ve been building mainly Shopify sites for work and needed to brush up on React for our companies Next JS blog.

[@centralcoding]

i remember, Ive learned html and css from your youtube channel, then im know teaching many people. and you came at the right time when i just started learning REACT. I have commented before watching the tutorial. I hope i will grab some important basics of react. thank you!

[@adriande_leon]

Thank you so much Brad for posting this, I haven't touched React in a couple years and this is a good refresher!

[@techexplained-254]

Same

[@Ndunda_Kelvin]

I don't know if it's me who is getting better in react, or you just have good teaching skills that make everything simple and easy to understand. Thank you for this.

[@shir35303]

This was very useful. Coming from 10+ years with JS, but haven't used React in about 5 years now, I looked for something just like it as a hands-on overview. Thank you so very much!

[@braveitor]

Fantastic tutorial. This is for me, the best way to learn and get used to a real project structure. Excellent job. You're an amazing teacher. Thank you.

[@ruslangilyazov7733]

Спасибо за курс! Я начала его смотреть и за одно прокачивать свой английский на слух. Вы большой трудолюбец, отличный учитель. 🎉😊

[@alexostrovsky3711]

I actually never heard of a "crash course" concept until this one. And it is exactly what I needed. Thanks a lot! Great work.

[@firluk]

"it's JavaScript - you are always going to be confused" At least this Crash Course is helping

[@hiliousscanner-nr8id]

After 7-10 hours of coding & learning from Brad, I now declare, that I know some React to take more challenging projects ahead. Thanks a ton Brad! :) Been an follower now for past 4 years. Any tutorial related to web, you are my first goto guy. Thanks for being there for us! :)

[@chivicks_hazard]

Thank you Brad 😊 I was considering watching the old tutorial with respect to React 19 but I'm so much relieved now. You're the best 👍💯

[@conaxlearn8566]

Love this one. Thank you very much. I did however catch at 2:55:55, the salary wasn't initialized correctly simply because in the JSON data file, salary strings are different from the select options. E.g. In JSON file: "$90K - $100K" In EditJobPage: "$90K - 100K" (The $ is missing from 100K)

[@danny65769]

Thank you. I was trying to debug that too.

[@Fr0z3nRebel]

Thanks for pointing this out. I was looking into this as well.

[@rapyxbt]

This is amazing, simple as that, did it in 3 days and learned a lot, thanks

[@shahbazjavedqureshi]

Couldn't have come at a better time. Looking forward to the 19's official release and your update. You have no idea how much this helps, thank you!

[@affanmustafa2606]

Doing some revisions and Brad comes in with an updated React course. You're absolutely insane Brad, thank you for all that you do!

[@Ryukiii_]

Awesome tutorial! Very straight explaining the concepts and not loosing too much time on the teory! Really awesome seeing the code part explained step by step and showing all steps and not giving them for sure! I was really confused when I started learning this framework alone, but watching this video is helping me a lot and all the essential parts that for me were a little unsure, now are not, and now I can be sure about writing and developing an 'up to date' react app in 2024, regarding the code, libraries, tecnologies and other standards! The best part, is that I can study and use this tutorial as a base start for every SPA react app in 2024! thanks a lot for you effort and help! ❤❤🙏🙏 Thanks Brad!

[@roshangobind3256]

For anyone whose tailwind CSS is not loading, make your postcss.config.js look like this module.exports = { plugins: { tailwindcss: { content: ['./index.html', './src/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}'] }, autoprefixer: {}, }, }

[@7r19un]

This should be pinned to the top.

[@OmerGiladi]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nirajchandrajoshi]

This is a valuable resource and I learned a lot from this. I m first time learner and I will say such kind of tutorial is not available in KZbin. Thank you

[@rahmatullahbizhan7796]

"Your tutorial was a breath of fresh air! Thank you for sharing your expertise in such a cool and accessible way."

[@aholicstudy7720]

Thank you so much, Brad. I've studying your 2021 React Crash Course, this video comes just at the right time. Many many thanks

[@社會觀察家]

THX Brad, learned everything from you, it gives me a very peaceful vibe just listening to your voice, so I still watch/listen your every video.

[@meganpark89]

I've accomplished the project by follwing the course. Thanks for the video. It's absolutely helpful!

[@davidemmanuel5057]

just finished the entire 3 hours and have my code in my github for future reference, pretty good tutorial as the others from this channel, concise, explanatory, direct and practical. The json server mockup just amazed me, I didn't know you can support an entire crud with a json file, cool. I came from vue and there are some things I don't like yet from react, mostly the syntaxis is prone to errors and a bit tangled, but I remember I complained a lot when started with vue a couple of years ago. Still thinking vue is more refined (better in short) than react but react and angular are way more popular, so for job offers I'm learning this one. Thx

[@adarshtiwari7395]

This is exactly my situation haha. Worked with Vue till now but most openings in the market are for React. How are you preparing for a react position?

[@deitunegold4593]

I downloaded the Course document from Github but i noticed the jobs.jason files aren’t showing up when i load the website on chrome (also nothing is showing under Recent jobs). Any help?

[@davidemmanuel5057]

@@deitunegold4593 bro i think u have copied same from the github folder remove the jobs and flower brackets and then try it u will not get error like this { "jobs":[ all data....... ] }

[@sirkaal]

Did I just watch 3 hours react course? Didn't need it, but the narration was so good it felt like watching a movie. Great job...

[@nickkang1917]

Just went through this entire tutorial, start to finish, and built this along with your video! Thank you so much!

[@DxYPINS]

Thank You, if Any anyone still to doubting wether this tutorial is worth it or not, i'd say, absolutely, I learned a lot.

[@JessieTraslavina]

I like the way you teach. You are very clear and bright. Not Salesy, like everyone else on yt. Thank you

[@MarjorieIvy-p6n]

Brad, Thank you for this tutorial! I had been following your channel for a while, specially the javascript series! My only regret is that I wasn't consistent with personal projects, and now that I am laid off of work, I can finally have that time to learn and this tutorial made me realize what a waste of time I have done in the past! I should have really continued and consistent and I may have been a Full Stack dev now :D Thanks again!!

[@OniLgnd]

I had previously commented about the edit page not displaying the correct salary amount, but I have now figured out the issue for anyone curious. The original 6 jobs all have a salary amount that is not actually an option in the drop down menu. For one, the amount is not an option. And the others is because the higher amount in the salary does not have a $. You can fix the issue by simply updating the salary for each job on the edit job page. After that, the edit job page will display the correct salary. Again, thank you so much for the video, I learned a ton!

[@simrandangol8865]

i am having problem while loading json file can u help me

[@Steliosgiannatos]

Amazing video, bundles everything you need to make an entire project. Keep up the amazing work!

[@ivanperez4878]

Awesome course, right on time! Thank you for helping us all.

[@HimalayanFishing]

Hats off to you for crafting these incredibly beneficial and extensive videos out of sheer generosity. Your efforts are truly appreciated!

[@WebDevYTLearningAccount]

Thank you for another great lesson. I had to switch teams in my job and quickly learn React, this really helped understand more about the fundamentals with actual application.

[@lingaun8286]

I was able to complete this tutorial in just three days, dedicating about an hour each day. Given my background as a Vue developer, I found it relatively straightforward. Additionally, the tutorial avoids reliance on external plugins or complex integrations, keeping everything refreshingly simple and straightforward. For those looking to delve into React, I would humbly recommend this video tutorial, as it offers a very beginner-friendly approach although a modest understanding or beginner-level knowledge of JavaScript is sufficient to follow along. Wishing all fellow developers the best of luck on your learning journey!

[@orangeCountries]

Thanks, dude. I am thankful to you. you just include my 2 months of learning in 3 hours 4 minutes only. thanks a ton.

[@ImFantin]

Such an amazing tutorial man. I can confidently say I can start a react project with no problems after watching this. I really appreciate your videos!

[@Peywan]

1 hour and 8 minutes into the video, and you catch me late and give me an AHA moment for react. thanks a lot Brad. Very appreciated that you do videos consistently and keep up to date with what we need to learn and give this information for free. thanks!!

[@colonelvector]

Excellent tutorial, perfect balance of spending just enough time on each concept while still being thorough enough

[@ashutosh_tiwari]

One of the Best Crash Course on React in 2024!! Thankyou very much Brad❤.

[@whatscooking104]

Please team up with some folks and do a professional E-commerce course where you put everything together. Planning, Figma, UI/UX, frontend, backend, database, microservices, version control, CI/CD etc etc etc etc. Pay attention to everything

[@andiuptown1711]

…Learn to read documentation

[@hungeron2650]

Just buy his damn course instead of asking everything for free.

[@JordannGeorge]

@@hungeron2650 sounds like maybe they want a course from him they're pay for where he teams up with other people who are well versed in a specific area as opposed to him being only semi versed in these areas as a whole.

[@Whiz-lc5kc]

@@andiuptown1711😂

[@Whiz-lc5kc]

@@hungeron2650😂

[@CodeWithClinton]

Thank you so much Brad, for this course. I am a Backend Engineer who wants to have a taste of the frontend. Thanks again Brad Traversy.

[@DeveloperRustam]

thank you sir, it's unbelievable amazing. I'm learning React for long time (6 months) , but now starting understand how may learn easier. Your teaching is awesome. Sparing time for a free course , I can't find any word how to describe.Thank you , again...

[@moisesmena380]

I have been without working on webdevelopment for 2 years, now a days i'm returned to programming, thank you Brad for this course

[@webdevluc]

Amazing work with the updated React crash course. It's rare to find such high quality learning resource offered for free

[@chivicks_hazard]

Honestly speaking

[@emmang2010]

I only skimmed the section names but are contexts and providers not covered?

[@dmn177]

​@@emmang2010 Did you watch it?

[@luisbrazilva]

I have been a React developer for about 10 yrs or so and I still do these crash courses just to stay on top of new practices. Liek you said React 19 and so on. And your channel have been mu go to all these years

[@FllrOfSonOfRageNLove]

Excellent Tutorial!!!! I did not know anything about React JS, but with this video I learnt the basic CRUD project using React JS. It was a lot of fun. I cannot thank you enough for your great effort.

[@nimira43]

Even before starting this course you know it's going to be quality from the best coding instructor. Would of gladly paided for this. Thanks always Brad.

[@danielgillespie7899]

I learnt more in this 3 hour video than I did in an entire semester class on React. Added bonus: Other students weren't constantly leaving the room to cry (literally) while I was trying to learn (I may have had to leave the classroom once or twice myself).

[@astianmuchui]

This is just what I needed. Now All I have to do is look for 6 hours to watch this

[@fromagetriste]

super happy about the video, thank you so much

[@prasadhonrao]

Many thanks Brad. Took me full 8 hrs to code it while watching, but it was all worth the effort. Now I will go back to your React course on Traversy Media and add remaining features like backend API and authentication.

[@sukanyasenthilnathan7737]

Thanks much Brad, Finishing the module along with you levels up my confidence. As your other courses, this course is also to the point . Very professional and highly contributing. Thanks again Brad

[@CynthiaAmaji-zd1ip]

The is truly beginner friendly. One of the best react tutorials. Thanks for the video.

[@SirPorkWellington]

Thanks Brad. Got recently laid off and transitioning to Frontend development. This tutorial is a godsend

[@TannerBarcelos]

Been a few months since writing UI at work (been doing a lot of backend stuff lately). I was a UI Engineer entering my current company but now I feel rusty. This was perfect to ramp back up for a project.

[@jesf570]

Truly the dev goatof KZbin, from 0 to hero, you're the best on the tube.

[@ryl0p3z]

Super helpful, up to date course. Very clearly described and all for free ! Amazing and thank you. Additionally if you want to auto import a component opposed to writing it out for example at 1:07 in. You can just just write out the component "

[@ichiroutakashima4503]

Hey, Brad. I just want to say thanks to your contents. Even though docs exists, I'm more of a visual learner. I had a hard time understanding the latest concepts of React Router and this video has simplified it.

[@jerrywang3225]

You are such a great teacher, I can't thank you enough for all the effort you put up here.

[@barani7821]

Best react crash course in youtube, Brad way of Organizing the course is impressive. Thank you so much!

[@jayjenous7601]

men, I finished the whole course, this helped me a lot to understand react

[@aliciaromano6335]

This was incredibly helpful. I am blown away by the time and effort you put in to making this tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@ukpechukwu1415]

Thank u for this video sir. Even though I’m still struggling with the basics of JavaScript and reacts, your page has been of great help so far. ❤

[@GilAguilar]

Thanks Brad this was a great refresher, thanks for putting this together for us. Love seeing your journey from the beginning to now and you are still that truly an amazing soul. You were a big part of why I was able to break into development. Keep shining the light bright for all of us cheers.

[@GaBoyInKy]

I have to admit I have fun learning from you. I get more off your project based courses than most that are teaching the same subject.

[@DrVkEn1]

I finished your course and thank you very much I feel capable of developing real frontend applications thanks to you thank you very much

[@christopherhiggins9155]

Great course! I've been trying to dig into React, Vue, etc., by tinkering on my own but couldn't quite grasp it. This is the first resource that finally made sense to the point that I'm convinced I can start using it in projects. Thanks for the walk-through and excellent explanations!

[@Sammy102093]

As someone who has been spending the last few months on Python, YAML, and Ansible, I needed this as a refresher.

[@exploreinsixtyseconds]

This is more than a crash course ! after finishing this course anyone can free to learn MERN stuff ! brad you are man of the year !

[@deitunegold4593]

I downloaded the Course document from Github but i noticed the jobs.jason files aren’t showing up when i load the website on chrome (also nothing is showing under Recent jobs). Any help?

[@yessirski7868]

thank you so much for this brad! been watching your videos since I started college and you have been a great help for the last 3 years! I would love to run into you one day. I am born and raised in Boston

[@jayjenous7601]

I liked the react course, I finished it, thanks again Brad

[@BMRG14]

Right on time! Thank you very much.

[@mutajonathan9249]

Wow, I just completed this crash course in a day .. interesting journey to enter and recall react

[@zawtunit]

Thank you very much, I completed sucessfully the React tutorial this time and perfect, learned a lot to start my own project...

[@tong5364]

This is my first react tutorial, I realy learn a lot. Thankyou brad

[@enzo.n.aguiar]

Thank you Brad. I was looking foward to get up to date on React after coming back on coding. As always your content is and will always be very helpfull.

[@michelesherokee567]

Thanks Brandon! I learned a significant amount of things in this video. Many things that we covered in my BootCamp were and then some! You're super easy to follow. Best!

[@24306529]

I HATE it when learning one thing becomes learning 4-5 things in an instant..this is a react course but just within few minutes you realize you don't know anything about Vite or Tailwind .. why can't one technology be learnt without having to learn 10 more side technologies? it just makes you lose focus

[@ogeochife2443]

Real 💔 I had to go learn tailwind and guess what? Most course out there requires you to know react

[@equin07x]

This is a crash course which means its gonna skip over such details. It doesn't take that much time either to look what it is and focus on what React does.

[@mmelimahlobo7656]

I think that in tech you have to be someone who loves learning because it never stops,otherwise you will just give up

[@aubydauby]

​@@mmelimahlobo7656 I think that's a generous, or at least a very charitable way to conceptualize the landscape. A lot of tech is a disorganized mess, because the ecosystem isn't going to sort itself out probably ever. It has countless systems designed by plethora teams, all competing, and interconnected in the most afterthought way possible lol

[@HHJoshHH]

This was awesome Brad! Thank you man!!!!! The only thing I had to fix was the email text box on the jobs page was overflowing which I fixed with break-words and whitespace-pre-wrap properties. But that was it. I had such a good time following along. 🔥

[@zrotrasukha8733]

Hello there sir, I have recently enrolled myself into a web3 course for which react and node js basics are required and I learned react in past but it was like 5-6 months ago and since then I started investing my time in data structures, I was afraid if I will be able to cover this much info in one video, I really appreciate your work, I really do, huge respect to you for making an awesome tutorial like this!!!! Now, react is done, time for node!

[@tigana]

Honestly this is really helpful for just staying on top of new updates to React. I didn’t even know CRA isn’t recommended anymore. Wild. 2 years ago I took one of your other React courses after my boss sent it to me to help me learn. Thank you for everything you’ve been doing.

[@ker0h489]

Literally when I just started a project in React for uni, thanks man!

[@fnrr2k3]

I'm learning React, and this has been incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!

[@zawtunit]

Thanks for excellent tutorial. I stuck with old tutorials and this come in right time. And your explanations are just perfect!!!

[@pavankumar-of4ew]

Brad you made JS , so simple to learn ,now i am confident to code it in a consistent way, thanks

[@Hoover04]

This video perfectly timed, i was just getting into react and this was exactly what i needed right now. Best timing, and best explanation ever. W guy thanks yo

[@Ram-bz4qu]

Thanks sir for providing such a high quality beginner react course. React Router Dom was amazing. I learned a lot in just a single video. Again Thanks ❤❤

[@Madesh-qf6qn]

Thank you man. That was just the next level of content with perfect teaching!

[@Genius_Insights_with_zubair]

Absolutely amazing. Covered all the necessary things in a very short time. Thanks