Learn React.js with Projects

I'm listening to almost all of the Inflearn React courses in order of ratings and popularity. Since I've listened to a lot of Inflearn courses, I can't ignore the course reviews. I'm also one of those who subscribe to courses by referring to course reviews. I don't really like writing course reviews. Since no one has written a course review for Cozycoder, I'll write one. I'll write it briefly~^^ I'm subscribing for 30,000 won with a 30% discount.... If I were to evaluate this course in terms of price, 300,000 won is not a waste. The instructor's speech is a bit awkward and not mechanical, so that may be an advantage, but it's hundreds of times more helpful than the money-grubbing instructors who charge over 100,000 won for basic courses on YouTube that are nothing special, so listen.

In a situation where I need to study React urgently, you teach me how to focus only on React! I don't usually write reviews, but you made me write one. I can really focus on React and create basic CRUD without any unnecessary details. I hope you make more lectures! Thank you! I think I will definitely buy the next React lecture! I'm so satisfied.

Wow, this is the lecture I've heard so far that I feel I spent the most money on. It's still early days, but it was easy to understand because I was able to apply it right away while working on a project. Very good.

It's easier to understand because you explain it slowly.

The part where the video is cut off... If the overlapping part is fixed, it would be a clean and good lecture... I finished 1.5.

I haven't finished it yet, but... I think this kind of clone coding is the real way to study coding. Other clone coding lectures don't explain the code line by line, and they just explain the basic operation principles and the code.. so I was busy just practicing typing. This person explains everything one by one without missing anything.. the kindest of kind. I switched to this after seeing a lecture on PaXX that costs several hundred thousand won, and it's the best. It's perfect for beginners.

This is a clean lecture. I highly recommend it to those who are learning React for the first time. Pros: 1. Many introductory lectures only show how to pass using Prop drilling without using a state management library such as Redux, but this lecture shows the process of converting to Redux toolkit after prop drilling. 2. Although TypeScript is not used, the project is conducted using PropTypes. I have seen many introductory lectures, but this was the first lecture using proptypes. It was very helpful. 3. Usually, lectures using axios or fetch use open APIs, but this lecture shows how to develop without a backend using json-server. When working on a project, there are many cases where the data I want is not in the open API, but it is convenient to use json-server. Overall, the lecture is good without unnecessary details. It is easy to understand because the concepts are naturally incorporated into the project. Disappointing points: It was disappointing that there were no optimization tips such as memo.

There were some parts where the video played twice or the speech stuttered, but the lecture content was informative and good. I wish there were also lectures in the form of Next.js + typescript.