JavaScript Concepts You Should Know Before Learning React.

A thread 🧵 ↓

1. let, const, and var.

• Difference between let, const, and var.
• Their scopes and declarations.

Here's a details thread about them

2. Arrow Functions

• What are arrow functions?
• Difference between traditional and arrow functions.
• Scoping of arrow functions (lexical).

Here's an elaborated article about arrow functions

3. Template Literals

• What are template literals?
• How to use them?
• Limitations and disadvantages.

MDN's docs has got you covered

4. Destructuring Assignment

• Array and object destructuring.
• Nested destructuring.

This MDN doc will help you learn all you need to know

React developers can earn up to $130K a year! 💰

Here are some resources to master ReactJS 🧵

- First of all, why learn React?

ReactJS is a UI framework that streamlines the process of frontend development.

There are other frameworks like Angular, Vue, Svelte, etc., but ReactJS is considered much more beginner-friendly, and also can be highly scalable with NextJS.

- Here is a list of all the resources that I found useful -

P.S.- They are listed in my order of preference, and they are all free 🤓

1/ ReactJS Official Tutorial 🤓

🔗 https://t.co/nqZYeUPGMR

The official tutorial of ReactJS is the most updated version of ReactJS and it shows how to implement the concepts in real-world projects.

2/ Clever Programmer 💪

🔗 https://t.co/hh66HCGKGR

The @cleverqazi's way of teaching is what I like, they are more project-oriented than theoretical. They will go through the ReactJS basics by building projects like Netflix Clones!! 🤯