Hello everyone, today I will be sharing React.js resources. These include blog posts, free e-books, Github Repos with curated lists, practical implementation of React.js in the real world with working code. You can check out the source code and see what you can build with React.js.

So, this post has so many practical examples with a lot of projects.

I have also included recommended free and paid courses by the React.js team and a React community you can join.

1.React Rocks

ReactJS examples with code - over 800 apps!

2.Built with React

A list of user interfaces built with ReactJS.

3.Made with React

A collection of websites and applications using the React or React Native JavaScript library.

4.Use Hooks

Easy to understand React Hook recipes by Gabe Ragland.

5.React Patterns

Get the latest React patterns, tips, and tricks right to your inbox.

6.Free useEffect Course by Max Rozen

7.React Resources

On React Resources you can discover new resources for most topics related to React, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

8.React e-book by Chris Noring

9.React JS Example

Check out example React JS sites with their Github repo.

Repos

1.Awesome React Hooks

A curated list about React Hooks.

2.Awesome React

A collection of awesome things regarding React ecosystem.

3.React Redux Links

Curated tutorial and resource links related to React, Redux, ES6, and more.

4.Reactjs Interview Questions

List of top 500 ReactJS Interview Questions & Answers.

5.30 Days of React

30 Days of React challenge is a step-by-step guide to learn React in 30 days. It requires HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge. You should be comfortable with JavaScript before you start to React. If you are not comfortable with JavaScript check out 30DaysOfJavaScript. This is a continuation of 30 Days Of JS. This challenge may take up to 100 days.

6.Awesome React Components

Curated List of React Components & Libraries.

Blogs

1.Overreacted by Dan Abramov

2.The Definitive React Hooks Cheatsheet

3.Ibas Logic

4.Reed Barger's Blog

5.22 Amazing Open-Source React projects

6.React Kung Fu

Sign up for React.js Kung Fu newsletter and get a free e-book with examples of React.js applications for FREE

7.Dave Ceddia's Blog and Email Course

Free Courses

1.Free Courses

Here you can see the recommended free and paid courses by the Official React.js website.

2.Free Udemy Course

The Complete ReactJs Course - Basics to Advanced (2021).

Learn React JS from scratch with hands-on practice assignments and projects.

Length: 3.5 hours. The offer will expire in 2 days.

3.10 FREE courses to learn React

Here you can find free courses from Udemy, Youtube, and Coursera.

Communities

1.Reacti Flux

Reacti Flux is the largest community of React developers (110,000+)!

Wrapping Up

I hope you liked this post, I didn't include so many resources because Github Repos already are so detailed, I would suggest you review the resources there.

My favorite React paid course is Master React with Redux 2020 Update from Stephen Grider. It is an excellent course, you will learn everything in detail, almost half of the course is deprecated but Stephen updated the course with new materials.

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So, if you are new to React.js, you can start learning from these resources, I think it's a good way to spend your Sunday.

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