Josh Cameau - The Joy of React

[santorio881]

Thanks for the share, is the nextjs section using the app directory?

 

[porjoton]

Video can still be compressed though while keeping the quality more or less the same.

Yep - just thought about not making you do more work when it's not necessarily needed since the video size in total is just below 8gigs, which is not huge. Still, I suppose some folks would find it helpful who have low storage/internet bandwidth cap (by the way, thanks a bunch for your hard work with other resources; you've helped the community with the compressed vids for other resources, and I'm personally very grateful).

And 100% with you about the interactive challenges - the codesandbox challenges are already linked in the dummy code editor, so interactivity is still there, but just not withinin the resources' saved HTML pages.

 

[doni]

joy of react + epicweb, skip react.gg

to be honest i don't understand why not choose one course and stick to that, i used to be stuck in tutorial hell and it was just a waste of time in my opinion, just pick a course and stick to it

edit: @Satoru Gojocan real thanks bro! i have a question please, can u check about missing videos? i tried to compare with the curriculum

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and there is some videos that missing, or maybe it's not the full version?
really appricate that

 

[lala23]

to be honest i don't understand why not choose one course and stick to that, i used to be stuck in tutorial hell and it was just a waste of time in my opinion, just pick a course and stick to it

edit: @Satoru Gojocan real thanks bro! i have a question please, can u check about missing videos? i tried to compare with the curriculum

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and there is some videos that missing, or maybe it's not the full version?
really appricate that

That true, I will learn through all this course also read react.dev docs and build side projects

 

[porjoton]

edit: @Satoru Gojocan real thanks bro! i have a question please, can u check about missing videos? i tried to compare with the curriculum

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and there is some videos that missing, or maybe it's not the full version?
really appricate that

what made you think there are missing videos? If you are assuming each chapter within each module has videos, you'd be wrong to think that, since it's a mix of both reading materials and videos, but mostly text-based, and some chapters do not contain videos.

 

[doni]

what made you think there are missing videos? If you are assuming each chapter within each module has videos, you'd be wrong to think that, since it's a mix of both reading materials and videos, but mostly text-based, and some chapters do not contain videos.

you right, my bad, they were in the code folder.
thanks.

 

[dikk]

Thanks for the share, is the nextjs section using the app directory?

Yep, react server components for you.

 

[quadrihuncho]

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.

Please can you help with the compression??

 

[dikk]

Please can you help with the compression??

I will upload it to somewhere. Not that huge amount of compression, but still around 1.5-2gb instead of 8+ gb. Videos are completely legible (= readable if you don't know), 1440x810p instead of full hd.

Here's the file: contains html files rar'ed also + videos compressed (and renamed where it could be):

Spoiler: link ~1.6 GB

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[quadrihuncho]

I will upload it to somewhere. Not that huge amount of compression, but still around 1.5-2gb instead of 8+ gb. Videos are completely visible, 1440x810p instad of full hd.

Thanks bro, I'm from Nigeria, 8gb is somehow expensive for me...I'll be waiting for it

 

[dikk]

Thanks bro, I'm from Nigeria, 8gb is somehow expensive for me...I'll be waiting for it

Shared the link to compressed version 2 posts above.

 

[iacwr_]

what made you think there are missing videos? If you are assuming each chapter within each module has videos, you'd be wrong to think that, since it's a mix of both reading materials and videos, but mostly text-based, and some chapters do not contain videos.

Do you think this course is beginner friendly?

 

[lala23]

Do you think this course is beginner friendly?

just try, continue learning if feel suitable

 

[dikk]

Do you think this course is beginner friendly?

In my opinion, it is best if you do some

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- just do the official one, no need to install anyhing first, and after that you start going at it with this course. I think he explains the concepts really well, I myself started to go through it (and I do have experience with react already) and already found a few bits that were new to me.

And of course the basics of html and javascript and css are a must.

So in my opinion prepare to go through the course at least 2 times, you will learn new things each time I am sure.

Also if you have not got much coding experience then prepare to be baffled a few times, and just getting stuck. Try to out-chatgpt or out-google on your own, but if there's no progress, then the solution is very well explained in the videos.

 

[PeponoVitotino]

Do you think this course is beginner friendly?

This course is React beginner friendly, but you have to know a little bit of HTML, CSS and JS.
One of the first exercises is about creating DOM elements and rendering them on screen using only vanilla JS .

Josh provides documentation for doing things like this, but I think you need to know the fundamentals of front end development before taking this course.

 

[SoulSurvivor7]

Do you think this course is beginner friendly?

Maybe try scrimba's free react course first. One of the best react courses. And it's completely free.

 

[Buckarooo]

Thank you so much, @Satoru Gojo !

I noticed the Lifting State Up.html of module 2 is missing? Maybe I'm just having trouble locating it, but wanted to double check (Should be 022 - html). Either way, so thankful you've made this resource public, you're amazing!

 

[monstershawn]

thanks

 

[ron_tonie]

This course is React beginner friendly, but you have to know a little bit of HTML, CSS and JS.
One of the first exercises is about creating DOM elements and rendering them on screen using only vanilla JS .

Josh provides documentation for doing things like this, but I think you need to know the fundamentals of front end development before taking this course.

Can you suggest a good course for CSS and JS to take first, before going this one?

 

[p.b.x]

Thank you @Satoru Gojo , was looking for this course!