It's much better than a 3-month boot camp that costs millions of won, and it gives you a solid foundation. And I learned all the concepts I didn't understand about Redux here. \(❁´◡`❁)/
There's nothing I regret, but if I really had to pick~~
1. CSS, not styled-components
2. Redux updates and recommendations (It really doesn't matter.. I looked up the official documentation and they said there's no problem! The code works great.. It's just annoying..?!)
3. [For absolute beginners] This is not a lecture that teaches everything → You have to create the remaining functions yourself (there are quite a lot) → You can't refer to the answer sheet on GitHub (especially for beginners! Writing classes/Hooks/codes that are 180 degrees different from the lecture content)
I created all the functions in my own way (functional version & not using the recommended library, but using the library I originally used & mobile responsive & personal portfolio).. I recommend absolute beginners who ask a lot of questions, power Google, or are passionate and head straight into the ground..!
✨However, in this case, please look at other lectures. (For React beginners)✨
1. I was going to follow along from the beginning?!
2. I have to analyze the answer sheet to understand it?!
5.0
Yun hyunwook
100% enrolled
I really like it~~
5.0
e89cokr
57% enrolled
It gives you a grasp of React concepts. I think you can apply them in any way after listening to this lecture. It solves things I didn't understand while studying React before.
It accurately explains the difference between class components and functional components and lifestyles.
It helps me a lot in understanding routers and Redux.
Thank you for the great lecture.
What you will gain after the course
React (router, lifecycle, state ...)
Redux (redux middleware)
Zustand State Management
Tanstack Query (Asynchronous Call Management)
React Router
New 2025 update!😄 A super fun React course with never a dull moment!
Welcome to my course!
Hello, I'm Coding Noona!
Finally, the React course following the JavaScript course has been released. This course is for those preparing to become frontend developers👨💻 or those who want to learn React, the hottest🔥 framework.
Many companies use React. As such, React has become an essential requirement for frontend developers. Since it is an advanced course that goes beyond JavaScript, the content is by no means easy. However, if you bring your determination and effort, I will guide you through the rest😉
React, the most widely used in frontend development!
Learn the essential React concepts required to become a frontend developer along with various examples.
State management library
Learn both Zustand and Redux, the most widely used state management libraries in the industry!
(This is probably the only place that teaches both!)
Tanstack Query
You will learn how to efficiently handle asynchronous calls through Tanstack Query, the most famous library for calling APIs.
(The trendiest combination when used with Zustand!)
React Libraries
I'll show you all the various React libraries commonly used in React development!
Going even further, even how to choose and use them on your own!
The ability to solve problems on your own
Instead of just simply typing along with the code,
Develop the ability to build things on your own through various assignments.
5 projects
Even if you learn just one thing, make it fun and practical!
You will complete 5 projects that cover core React concepts, including Netflix, a shopping mall, and a rock-paper-scissors game.
Learn by building them yourself 5 core projects!
First Project: Rock-Paper-Scissors Game
Second project: Building a weather app
Third project: Making a shopping mall website
Fourth Project: Making a Contact Page
Final Project: Building Netflix
Highly recommended for these people!
Those who hate boring coding lectures: NO to difficult explanations that only developers can understand! For those looking for a lecture that can be understood even if you know nothing
Those who want to become a front-end developer: People who know HTML/CSS and JavaScript but don't know what else is needed to become a front-end developer.
Those who want to learn by building: Those who enjoy learning by doing through various hands-on problems and assignments, rather than just passively listening to a lecture.
After the course, this is what you can expect.
Able to build projects using React on your own
State management + async call management with the trendiest combination these days, Zustand + TanstackQuery
Through 5 projects, practical development skills UP!
Knowledge Sharer Coding Noona ✒️
🚀 Based on my experience teaching over 100 liberal arts students while working as an overseas bootcamp instructor for two years, I deliver knowledge to you using the most effective teaching methods.
🧐 I worked as a web developer for 6 years and graduated at the top of my class from the Department of Computer Science at Dankook University.
✨ I run the Coding Noona YouTube channel and share free classes and information for those who want to learn coding.
Reviews with an average rating of 5.0★ prove it.
I am a junior developer in my 3rd month at the company. I'm really enjoying the lectures. I'll work hard all the way to the intermediate and advanced levels.
It's so much fun; I can't believe a boring subject could be this interesting. Beginners can understand it right away haha
I was able to study easily and quickly until the end of the course : )
I'm a newly hired junior developer, and I really enjoyed completing the course.
Feel free to come and ask questions anytime in the Slack channel run by Nuna!
Q. Is 1:1 personal coaching included in the course fee?
A. The tuition fee does not include the cost of individual coaching 😣 However, if you have any questions during the course, please feel free to use the Slack community at any time! Your peers or I (your "Noona") will provide the answers!👨🏿🤝👨🏿
It's much better than a 3-month boot camp that costs millions of won, and it gives you a solid foundation. And I learned all the concepts I didn't understand about Redux here. \(❁´◡`❁)/
There's nothing I regret, but if I really had to pick~~
1. CSS, not styled-components
2. Redux updates and recommendations (It really doesn't matter.. I looked up the official documentation and they said there's no problem! The code works great.. It's just annoying..?!)
3. [For absolute beginners] This is not a lecture that teaches everything → You have to create the remaining functions yourself (there are quite a lot) → You can't refer to the answer sheet on GitHub (especially for beginners! Writing classes/Hooks/codes that are 180 degrees different from the lecture content)
I created all the functions in my own way (functional version & not using the recommended library, but using the library I originally used & mobile responsive & personal portfolio).. I recommend absolute beginners who ask a lot of questions, power Google, or are passionate and head straight into the ground..!
✨However, in this case, please look at other lectures. (For React beginners)✨
1. I was going to follow along from the beginning?!
2. I have to analyze the answer sheet to understand it?!
It gives you a grasp of React concepts. I think you can apply them in any way after listening to this lecture. It solves things I didn't understand while studying React before.
It accurately explains the difference between class components and functional components and lifestyles.
It helps me a lot in understanding routers and Redux.
Thank you for the great lecture.
I'm watching the Redux lecture, and it seems a bit different from what I'm doing now... I did what the lecture said, but it didn't work, so I looked it up and it seems like it changed while I was preparing.
Even considering that the weakest part of online lectures is that Q&A is difficult to do in real time, you still can't get answers to your questions after two months.
I personally don't recommend this lecture to beginners who have to ask questions frequently.