What's the best resource to learn React?
Some resources I know
- react.dev official docs
- sheryian coding school react tutorial
- chai aur code React playlist
#React
Day 20/x until I get an internship
• Watched JavaScript tutorial by chai aur code - 3hrs (skipped overly in-depth and extra part) - 50/50 videos done, completed playlist
Now will begin next with React
#100DaysOfCode
Day 19/x until I get an internship
• Watched JavaScript lecture by chai aur code for 2hr 30min - (13hr22min/ 20hr done)
• Did some planning and goal setting
#100DaysOfCode#JavaScript
September
> Learnt HTML, CSS and JavaScript
> Learnt Git and Github basics
> Started #100DaysOfCode and been consistent for 17 days
> Crossed 100+ followers on X from scratch
Day 18/x until I get an internship
• Watched in depth JavaScript lecture by code aur chai for 3hour - 10hr50min/20hr done
• Went through roadmap of Fullstack development with AI and things to learn next
• Cleared some JS concepts with claude
#100DaysOfCode#JavaScript
Day 17/x until I get an internship
• Watched JavaScript in depth tutorial from chai aur code for 3hr30min (skipped and watched obvious part) - 7hr50min / 20hours done
• Did some planning for getting internship in a startup (the how, when, what, requirements)
#100DaysOfCode
Day 16/x until I get an internship
• Watched JavaScript in-depth tutorial from chai aur code - 4hr20min/20 hr done (skipped and watched obvious stuff, learnt alot of new things and interview oriented stuff)
• Learnt JavaScript with claude for sometime
#100DaysOfCode
What's the best way to actually test what you have learned in JavaScript or any programming language?
- Making Projects hands on
- Solving problems on leetcode or codechef
- Quizzes on gfg or custom quiz from claude
- Finding and fixing bugs in code
Day 15/x until I get an internship
• Watched 1.5 hrs of React tutorial from code with harry (realised it's too old)
• Watched React tutorial - 3/17 hour from chai aur code
• Cleared few JavaScript doubts from claude
#100DaysOfCode#Fullstack#React
Day 14/x until I get an internship
• Watched React lecture for 1.5 hours by sheryians coding school (will switch to brocode tmrw)
• Cleared some JavaScript concepts from code with harry and with claude
• Explored vibe coding and SaaS on yt
#100DaysOfCode#JavaScript
When it comes to shipping production ready SaaS especially to generate revenue, why would someone not vibe code it, core coding knowledge is needed just for maintaining and debugging, isn't it?
Day 13/x until I get an internship
• Watched lecture 6 from gfg mern course at 1.5x - interview oriented (hard to grasp will revise later)
• Went through code with harry JavaScript detailed handwritten notes (will refer videos for difficult concepts tomorrow)
#100DaysOfCode
If you had to learn coding only one way for the rest of your life, which would you pick?
A. YouTube tutorials
B. Official docs only
C. Building projects and using GPT as you go
D. A paid course
Day 12/x until I get an internship
• Watched lecture 5 - gfg mern course - this keyword, IIFE, callback, set timeout, promises, callstack
• Watched Git tutorial - code with harry of remaining 2 hours
• Cleared some concepts and did learning with claude
#100DaysOfCode
Started #100DaysOfCode from 14 September
Today is day 12 been consistent throughout these days, I had thought I will miss some days in between that's why didn't mentioned days
From now on will write Days also for added accountability and tracking.
Gonna use GPT to fix my concepts and testing concepts of coding from now on
I guess this will speed up my learning and concepts will also develop in a better way instead of just passive tutorial watching.