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React JS Tutorial for Beginners – 1 – Introduction
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39 responses to “React JS Tutorial for Beginners – 1 – Introduction”
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Great! I thought that I have to install npm and all that stuff. Thanks that you explained that's not necessary 🙂
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What you did in this tutorial was simple and on point. I like that.
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how to configure IDEA for React? I use IDEA 2016.1 Community Edition
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u r too good…. i love u 🙂 🙂
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waiting for tutorial 6..when you gonna release next video?
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Thanks for the brief explanation! Especially what i needed.
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JSX transformer has been replaced by babel.
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for this IntelliJ IDEA IDE necessary or i can use other IDE ?
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好
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I long for the day when these YouTube tutorials actually show you how to build something from to start to finish, instead of 'this is an event… this is a function'.
Really appreciate the time you're going to, to create these, but i'd imagine if you really were keen on making your mark on the Tutorial scene, it would be amazing to see something like that.
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you rock! is a Meteor series in your queue?
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i like your tutorials, keep up the good work.. and dont take long to post new stuffs
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No man just no. I am sorry but 2 minutes in to the video and you explain that react can refresh the view without reloading the page. That is not convincing at all, as to why we shoud use it, we have been doing that for years with the DOM and Jquery. If you want to explain why React is valuable you should say that is can render complex ui layouts by using a virtual dom and detecting differences between the virtual dom and the ui. This makes rendering much faster and efficient.
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Hello Bucky….
Please provide more videos as your other tutorials..
The way you teach is the best I have got from anywhere. -
bucky is awesome Boom..
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This video is obsolete due to the transformer being discontinued, you no longer need it if you use Babel 🙂
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Finish the series please…
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please continue more
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looking forward to watching these videos. can you please place the github link to this template, in the description box? so viewers can click, download and get to it 🙂
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way to tell us fuck all about react. yet you still get 179 likes vs 10 dislikes for your tuna bacon variable names.
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Thanks BRO!
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I would wait for Polymer to be official it's going to take over all these frameworks with web elements.
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React to Sally exe
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I'm still comfortable using jQuery and Ajax. All this new JS stuff just makes my head spin.
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keep working, nice job
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make a python web programming series!!
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Do some tutorials in React Native~
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Bucky Roberts : "Jack of All Training Videos…Finisher of None." – SomeGuyonTheInternet
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Come on, this is 2015! You need to come up with better arguments than "not having to press refresh button" as most sites do not require you to press refresh anymore. Why would I want to use this rather than.. say jQueryor angular? So far I can see that reactjs brings performance boost by rendering only what has changed. I haven't ran into speed issues with angular so I am not convinced I should learn yet another tool
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page is completely blank with javascript disabled
upon enabling it, page is just some static text
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Bucky..
I think you have a problem, man.
I think you're addicted to leaving series unfinished…
You don't have to be ashamed. I have a cousin who has the same problem. There are places that can help you. I heard there's a place that helps heroin addicts. I would start looking there.
Good luck fighting the good fight!
Jake
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How the fuck this guy know so much about software development! I'm impressed
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I think it’s better for performance to work closer to plain javascript. jQuery can do all this, I guess it’s not as easy?! I just don’t see much purpose of angularjs, and all these. Those projects always seem to come out quite slow and often vulnerable to bugs. Too much syntax stacking.
And also this won’t leave a functioning site without javascript. The way I design my websites with jquery, allows the site to work with/without js. Server side you’d just have one place to handle ajax and the same place would be used, via url rewrite, to feed php on page load (which allows support without js).
It’s not really needed these days, but it seems wrong to pretend js is a must, also since when something goes wrong in js (errors) you are often left with an entirely dysfunctional site. -
will you be covering flux!!!???!!!!! = )
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Can you please do a series on greensock
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Web developer vs software engineer
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Awesome.. was waiting for a tutorial on angularJs but here comes react. I'll take it for now.thanks bucky
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Are you going to do React Native tutorials too?
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