Really! JavaScript - From Basics to Advanced

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Extensive React!

I've been thinking about ways to easily convey React's content, and I thought it would be great to cover everything from React's birth to server components in a novel story format. I created this story as an Ebook.

Fortunately, Inflearn has opened clips for this, so you can currently download and read it for free at https://inf.run/j7GoE.

In May 2013, a Facebook engineer speaks with a trembling voice at a JavaScript conference.

"I put HTML inside JavaScript."

The audience murmured, and someone scoffed. However, that day, the history of web development changed.

This book is an experimental attempt to present React's technical content in novel format. Instead of rigid documentation or tutorials, it captures developers' concerns and problem-solving processes through storytelling. I wanted to tell the story of how Facebook's small hackathon project became an essential tool for developers worldwide in a more approachable way.

Was the virtual DOM really a genius idea? How did Hooks come to be? What exactly are server components trying to solve?

From Jordan Walke's first prototype to Sebastian Markbåge's Concurrent Mode, and all the way to the latest React 19. We'll trace React's history while maintaining technical accuracy, but in a relaxed way—like a fellow developer sharing stories over a cup of coffee.

You can currently download and read it for free at https://inf.run/j7GoE.

Thank you.