Note: This post is part of my JavaScript (JS) and ReactJs learning roadmap series. This post is work-in-progress and will be updated regularly.<\/p>\n
In a previous post JavaScript Fundamentals Knowledge & React Learning<\/a>, I reviewed my JavaScript & React learning. In the post I wrote my React Learning approach as (i) learning by doing and (ii) strengthen JS fundamentals by reverse engineering.<\/p>\n Related Post: Fundamentals Knowledge & React Learning<\/a><\/p>\n As I wrote in my previous<\/a> post, I seem to better learn through projects and power of repetition. I plan to continue learning react through simple react projects and simultaneously strengthening JS fundamentals through the following books, blog tutorials, and learning videos.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n My broad React learning goals include:<\/p>\n This section is still work in progress !<\/p>\n The React Blog SPA<\/a> project that I have been working as learning project will be a long-term learning react project for 2019 & beyond. As I learn new react features the React Blog site will be updated accordingly. At the end of my Learning React Basics, I plan to have a functional React Blog SPA site with (i) multiple page (views)\u00a0 with nested routing, (ii) CRUD post list. Its design will evolve as I make progress with my learning progress.<\/p>\n The following work-in-progress<\/em> list of learning resources was prepared after reviewing the listed post or articles and considered useful for my current learning goals.<\/p>\n 1. ES6 Promise<\/strong>: The JS Promises<\/a> are important in Web API like Fetch API<\/a> and Service Workers<\/a>.<\/p>\nRe-evaluating React Learning approach<\/h4>\n
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React Learning Roadmap for 2019<\/h4>\n
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Building React Blog SPA<\/h5>\n
React Learning Resources<\/h5>\n
REST API<\/h6>\n
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Fetch API<\/h6>\n
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Axios API<\/h6>\n
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React SPAs & WordPress REST API<\/h6>\n
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Learning JavaScript Fundamentals<\/strong><\/h6>\n