Master React: From Basic Concepts to LinCanva Projects

✅ Advantages of Jimcoding React Course 1. Learning based on official documents Systematic learning helps you deeply understand the concepts of React. 2. Laying a solid foundation Instead of simply using React, you will learn and understand the principles and be able to complete the code yourself. 3. Includes optimization learning It is useful to learn optimization content, which is usually provided as a separate lecture, here. 4. Learning to configure and deploy Vite environment You can learn how to set environment variables and deploy in the latest development environment. 5. Objectively check missing parts During the lecture, you can check which parts of JavaScript and React you are lacking. 5. Additional learning resources provided Additional lecture links are shared to help you clearly understand the concepts you need. Tip. Be sure to stop the lecture and try the parts you need to do yourself!! If you trust and follow all the processes by repeatedly explaining the parts that are difficult to understand at once, it is BEST! I listened to the Vue lecture and it was very helpful for my work because it was based on official documents. I immediately came when I heard the news of the React lecture~ I wonder if you have any plans for a Next.js lecture! 😊

I am in charge of backend work at my company, and recently, as I have had more opportunities, I have also been in charge of frontend work. So, I thought I should learn React, so I looked for various platforms and lectures, and among them, I liked the curriculum and reviews of the lecture the most, so I paid for it without hesitation and am taking the course. To be honest, it is difficult. There are many parts that I don't know what they mean. However, the instructor tells me things like, "You need to know the concept called XXX first! This part is the grammar called XXX in JavaScript!" and attaches related lecture materials and guides me. So, I didn't have to worry even if I didn't know the concept. The instructor is really kind and explains everything. In particular, this lecture is based on the official React documentation and mixes practice and examples appropriately, so I can say that it is a 99.999% reliable lecture. (I think everyone knows how important the official documentation is to developers!) Highly recommended

I was thinking about the new lecture, and I ended up taking the React lecture because a friend who had previously taken Jimcoding's View lecture strongly recommended it. The explanation is detailed enough for beginners to understand, and it's good that you can get used to the concepts without having to watch the lecture over and over again because it's explained repeatedly. It's also convenient that the lecture materials that you can watch during class are well organized and provided. The lecture is delivered with a tension that prevents you from falling asleep, but sometimes when I need something, I watch other Jimcoding YouTube videos, and it feels very comfortable and clean, so I think our tastes may differ a little. I'm a Windows user + I use VS Code in English, so sometimes I get a little lost when shortcuts or menus that I have to find on the screen are different. I think it would have been better if you had guided me through the video. This is because I'm still a beginner, so it would be good if you could mention the parts to be modified when modifying the code. Since you delete the code without saying anything or modify it quickly, it's hard to input the code while watching the video. When the screen changes quickly, you have to focus and check with your eyes exactly if there are parts to be modified or deleted, and then practice accordingly. Still, I feel that the lecture is a lot of effort put into preparing the class and that it is a lecture that systematically grasps the concepts, so I am very satisfied overall. Thank you for the great lecture😍

I'm someone who is just starting to grow as a developer. I had to use Vue in practice, and in the process of looking for Inflearn to study, I happened to take Jim Coding's lecture. I've taken other lectures (YouTube, Inflearn, etc.) as well, but I was so satisfied with Jim Coding's neat diction and solid knowledge based on official documentation that I became a person who takes almost all of Jim Coding's lectures, even React. 😊😊 I'm not a front-end developer, but I feel like I've grown a lot thanks to you, so I'm leaving a review. I feel that this React lecture is also very, very good, and I plan to take all the lectures that you launch in the future. Thank you for creating high-quality lectures. I hope that others will also take Jim Coding's other lectures as well as this lecture and grow together. Thank you.

I am a student who has taken the course from Introduction to Web Development to Mastering React! One-line summary: If other lectures are just coffee, this lecture is T.O.P. 😎 The instructor explains complex concepts easily, and solves the shortcoming of self-study lectures, 'difficulty concentrating on your own' by guiding you to practice directly in between. Every time I hear the words "Stop for a moment and try it first" in the middle of the lecture, the tension that had been loosened returns, and it was a great help in solving problems proactively. In addition, the lecture notes and the code in the GitHub repository are well organized, so it was very easy to follow when errors occurred during practice or when reviewing later. (It must have been hard to organize everything like this, but thanks to you, I was able to focus on the content. 😁) In particular, I was impressed by the fact that you provided various insights so that I could continue to study on my own, not just the lecture content, and that you tried to teach me as much as possible when I saw the additional and reference videos. 🤗🤗

Just because it's taught easily doesn't mean it's taught shallowly, so don't hesitate and buy when the price is low. For beginners or those who have studied but can't find direction, I think you can just invest boldly. While working on a graduation project with Spring boot, what appeared on screen was too absurd, so I started listening (to the lecture), and since the screen looks good and I get immediate visual results, it's really fun!! I listened intensely during the holiday, so much so that I want to take the nest lecture too, out of ambition. I am very satisfied with the quality of the lecture. ((And in the past, when I took other lectures, even when told to read official documents, I didn't read them much because there was too much and it was bothersome, but here, they put all the helpful reference links below, so you can really feel how much effort was put in. 😊..😊))

It varies from person to person, but personally, the lecture style suits me well, so I'm listening to all of the teacher's lectures. Compared to other React lectures, it explains things in more depth and breadth, so I'm enjoying studying! I was especially impressed with the State section that works like a snapshot, and I'm satisfied that you distinguish between JavaScript knowledge and React knowledge, so I can know what knowledge I lack. In the future, it would be great to have lectures using TypeScript or content combined with AI. Please continue to grow and release many good lectures in the future~! (Personally, there aren't many Node lectures in Korea, so I'm cautiously asking if you could release one!) Thank you! I enjoy watching your YouTube channel too~

Thorough and neat lectures! Please make TypeScript and Next.js lectures too.