Josh Cameau - The Joy of React

[mohamedreda11]

This is amazing, thank you!

 

[harshccm]

Thanks

 

[reunitedkiesay]

thank you

 

[tadojas]

Thank you so much!

 

[2ksports]

this is so amazing but I found out a better way to download html interactively, not sure if this will work, but I am 70% confident hahaha

1. install this extension
chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/save-all-resources/abpdnfjocnmdomablahdcfnoggeeiedb
this save all resources of a current page, the one you will see when you inspect element then go to sources.
2. after installing restart your browser, then open developer tools, you will see the resource saver tab. you can add all the links of the resouces then download. after downloading. you can open it using live server on vscode. voila, interactive website being saved.

it is working on learn-js.org

 

[porjoton]

I personally wouldn't use extra extensions - someone posted a mega link in the thread that has the html pages, and the link within the embedded code editor takes you to the codesandbox of the code challenges, which is neat.
And hope the community has fun going through this resource - Josh made a phenomenal course, and hope you folks can also support him once you're able.
Hands down the best resource for React - y'all should skip on waiting for react.gg

 

[imranbdmail]

is that download link working correctly I'm not able to download it...
thank you

 

[lala23]

I personally wouldn't use extra extensions - someone posted a mega link in the thread that has the html pages, and the link within the embedded code editor takes you to the codesandbox of the code challenges, which is neat.
And hope the community has fun going through this resource - Josh made a phenomenal course, and hope you folks can also support him once you're able.
Hands down the best resource for React - y'all should skip on waiting for react.gg

joy of react + epicweb, skip react.gg

 

[teekman]

I've heard good things about this course, thank you for uploading!

 

[ahmed3000]

Is this possible that someone go through interactive parts, solve them, record them as video and share them as a zip file

 

[porjoton]

Is this possible that someone go through interactive parts, solve them, record them as video and share them as a zip file

You're already getting access to the interactive codesandbox code challenges lol. Why are you asking for more when you already have free access to a 600 dollar course? clowning much?

 

[lala23]

anyone have

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course?

 

[mailo0101]

Wow! This must have been the most sought-after course!! Thank you bro!

 

[ron_tonie]

joy of react + epicweb, skip react.gg

Is there a link of the epic web full stack courses in here? Sorry can't find it

 

[gorgonn]

Is there a link of the epic web full stack courses in here? Sorry can't find it

it's not released yet. the author uploaded on his

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some live streams while working on the project

 

[Mustang7]

Thanks for this course!

 

[draft]

Whoa whoa whoa, finally! Thanks a lot @Satoru Gojo. You might be interested in this course @dikk . Please compress it if you can. Thanks!

 

[porjoton]

Please compress it if you can. Thanks!

This is a text based and video based learning resource. You'll miss out on the video quality Josh put out with visuals to showcase the mental model of how you ought to think when you're developing with React. It's only less than 8 gigs, compressing it would be just silly.

 

[sfyin]

Thanks a bunch @Satoru Gojo you rock

 

[dikk]

This is a text based and video based learning resource. You'll miss out on the video quality Josh put out with visuals to showcase the mental model of how you ought to think when you're developing with React. It's only less than 8 gigs, compressing it would be just silly.

Video can still be compressed though while keeping the quality more or less the same. The bigger issue with such courses is that the interactive parts are not working, and probably could not be made to work as it must be using serverside rendering.

Of course it is not a real issue, you can just mimic it even with a local install using vite, using codesandbox or stackblitz, repl.it, even gitpod or github codespaces (cloning a repo --

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) and put in a bit more effort to do the tasks.

Anyway this is a very neat course, he is not talking a hole into your stomach, makes note of tiny but important issues, so his experience shines through really well.