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Back in 2018 when I was learning React on Codecademy, I realized their coding tutorials were frustrating because you needed to write the code exactly as they wanted, even if there were multiple ways to do it. Also the tutorial steps were not granular enough. If they ask you to write a for loop, you need to write the whole thing on your own, instead of being guided at step-by-step. Another thing that CodeCademy wasn't good at: teaching you the thinking process behind coding. It took me around 7 months to develop the interactive tutorial engine that improved on what CodeCademy offered.
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2020 · react-tutorial.app
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A free course that teaches you the fundamentals of React.js.
2016
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A free, 24-page zine about making web apps with React.js
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2016 · educative.io
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2015 · reactforbeginners.com
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2020 · c0d3.com
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Pre-covid, I was traveling full time to teach ReactJS to corporate clients. My students (mostly developers at banks and insurance companies) would ask me 'What's a good React book?' and I would struggle to recommend something, knowing that all the books sucked or were really out of date. When all my face-to-face training work dried up and I really didn't want to do online training, I magically got a contract to write a book. I started by reading all of the best-selling books on React, and, yeah, they were all really out of date, incomplete, or just wrong. As I started writing what I hoped…
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Hey HN - We’ve built a site where you can learn Python, Ruby, and JavaScript in a fun, engaging and interactive way. How is LearnStreet different from other learn-to-code sites you ask? UI/UX: A key aspect of LearnStreet’s courses is its distinct UI/UX. In order to see this, simply sign up! Multi-modal: Our courses are designed for beginners, and we have multiple ways to help you learn, including live chat, Twitter, Q&A, hints, videos and background material. If you don’t know which language you want to pick up, check out our teaser videos in the Courses page!…
2012 · learnstreet.com
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Link here: http://beta.whatispolymath.com Despite all the educational material on the web, I found it pretty hard to learn how to code and design. I had trouble finding high-quality content, figuring out what to learn next, and staying motivated without easy ways to track my progress. So, my co-founder and I built Polymath. Our MVP is pretty simple right now: you can find & submit good content, bookmark & track your progress across different resources, and rate/comment on the material. We’re trying to build a really fun online learning community, and we’ve got some more cool features…
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2021 · codeamigo.dev
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