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Update 2017-10-28: This list is outdated. I maintain a better list of react tutorials Recently I found a developer asking this question about React: "What tutorial would you recommend to get started? I'm looking for something super simple." I did a quick search expecting tons of great results, but was a little dismayed by what I found... Many tutorials were outdated - some more than 2 years old (a
Css Modules by ExampleCSS Modules are a means to achieve locally scoped CSS class names.For a simple one-page app they may not be necessary. But if you're working on a large 20+ component app, this tool could really help you clean up your CSS. Of course, adopting a new tool can take time. You might wonder: Will I go to all the effort of setting up CSS Modules only to find out they won't work for m
SEO is important for almost any site, and React sites are no exception. The problem with a React site is that the content is often generated on the client. This means that search engines may not index your content, which means users won't find your pages. Server-side rendering is one solution, but it doesn't work for everybody (for instance if your backend is already built and it's not running nod
So you just got Webpack all set up, and you're using Vagrant or Docker. Then you run webpack --watch. But when you make changes in your favorite text editor, Webpack doesn't even notice! It does nothing! Why? First let's discuss how this normally works on Linux: You run webpack --watch, which subscribes to file changes using inotify. You make changes in your text editor. inotify picks up the chang
These are repositories that you copy and modify to create your own React app. Pick a starter project with all the features you need, and none that you don’t. To get started with most of these, you would clone the repository and then start making modifications. Other starters are installed rather than copied: they become a dependency of your project. Thesedependency starters make it easier to get u
In React, one of the first big issues that comes up is figuring out how components should communicate with each other. What's the best way to tell Component1 that Component2 was clicked? If you start to dig a little, you'll get a ton of answers. Sooner or later Flux will be mentioned, which will only raise new questions. Can I solve my communication issue with the Flux architecture? Is Flux necess
When you start asking about AJAX and React, the first thing the experts will tell you is that React is a view library and React has no networking/AJAX features. It's good to know, but not very helpful when you just want to get data from the server into your React components. The truth is, there are a ton of ways to do it. You probably have thought of a couple ways yourself, but if you choose the w
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