React Roadmap for Beginners in 2022.
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➙ Create React app
➙ Function Components
➙ Class Components
➙ JSX
➙ Props
➙ State
➙ useState and useEffect Hooks
➙ Conditional Rendering
➙ Lists and Keys
➙ Building Simple Forms
➙ Composition and Inheritance
➙ useContext
➙ useReducer
➙ useRef
➙ useMemo
➙ useCallback
➙ Custom Hooks
➙ Higher-Order Components
➙ Render Props
➙ Reconciliation
➙ Redux/Mobx/Recoil
➙ Apollo Client
➙ React Query
➪ Routing
➙ React Location
➙ React Router
➙ Styled Components
➙ Tailwind CSS
➙ Chakra UI/ Material UI
➪ Forms
➙ Formik
➙ React Hook Form
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