Book Reference for ReactJS
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One of my friend is looking for the ReactJS. Anyone suggest links or books to study?
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I've noticed you're generally asking unspecific or very broad questions. Therefore, I can only give you a very broad answer. This is not to offend you, but to help you to get better information in the future by asking (more) specific questions - and doing upfront research yourself prior to asking.
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First, try to google most basic things like your question here. Keywords in this case: "ReactJS tutorial", for example. -> https://goo.gl/3uyvqT
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Next, try to ask specific questions, like: "How do I accomplish [...] using [specific technology / framework / product / whatever]. Example: "How to add custom links and columns to Ajax-bound jQuery Datatables?" or "What are valid bi-NAT use-cases and which open source products support this?"
TL;DR, third result using above keywords: https://scotch.io/tutorials/learning-react-getting-started-and-concepts
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@thwr I am not familiar with ReactJS.So only asked here for the reference.The basic tutorial for the beginner is not easy i think
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@Lakshmana said in Book Reference for React JS:
@thwr I am not familiar with ReactJS.So only asked here for the reference.The basic tutorial for the beginner is not easy i think
Im afraid it won't get much easier. The point about development is that you(r friend) create(s) something new, which does not yet exist. Your only other chance for a source of inspiration - apart from tutorials, howto's and the official ReactJS documentation - may be to look for open source projects using this framework. First stop: github.com
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A personal note: Forget about any IT related books. They tend to be outdated as soon as they are published. More likely as soon as they are reviewed during the pre-publishing process. There are very few exceptions to this, like C reference books, books about programming guidelines or maybe books about networking fundamentals ...and this one.
Bought my last book more than 10 years ago.
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Maybe start here...
https://www.amazon.com/React-Running-Building-Web-Applications/dp/1491931825/
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I think that books are decent for learning the concepts. They help you to not miss things that you need to pick up along the way. BUt you can only do so much from a book. There are good ReactJS online learning resources, I would start there and see if they don't meet the need.
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Check out this tutorial:
https://scotch.io/tutorials/learning-react-getting-started-and-concepts
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@scottalanmiller Ok Thank YOu .Its already suggested by thwr
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@Lakshmana said in Book Reference for ReactJS:
@scottalanmiller Ok Thank YOu .Its already suggested by thwr
Whoops
Well it looks like a good one.
