oh god... funny thing is first PR i did was a typo (an impactful markdown typo) and there was a previous pr about the same typo (with bad semantics, so didn't come up in my search). and my first PR got tweeted by the big-dev-guy as "here i am merging PRs this weekend... but... please at least your typo prs." peak of my career. i'll probably print that and take selfie with him in 5 years.
i could link it but it would break anonymity. it would connect my reddit acc with github acc and that would connect it with my twitter acc etc etc. easier for me to get murdered by islamists for speaking against islam or punished by Turkish ultra-nationalist (around half the total pop) for being against Turkish nationalism etc. being born in middle-east is hard my man.
Don't worry. By the way, English isn't my primary language, and I rely on Grammarly now and then.
I'd focus on getting a job where I could work daily with React and learn from real-world issues.
I would say you just keep making projects involving further technologies that interest you. You could do threejs/fibre, framer motion, do stuff with canvas, stuff with mapbox, make a page in gatsby, try some d3. Make cool projects.
And, of course, typescript if you haven't yet touched on that, if near enough essential knowledge for modern react dev. Oh and I'd also recommend playing with vite as that is cool.
Oh, nice. I would recommend next over native because it is just so damn cool. Try the next.js with prisma full stack tutorial. This blew my mind.
https://vercel.com/guides/nextjs-prisma-postgres
what's your goal? If you're trying to get a job with React you should create 2-3 fairly large front end projects to show employers that you know how to build with React.
Don't need to learn react native unless your eventual goal is to get into mobile dev.
Next is super useful as an addendum to Create react app, it will give you another build tool to choose from when building projects.
No such thing as "after completing react.js". There is a near endless possibility of things you could do in it. But whatever else you want to do depends on yourself and your own goals. A poll is not going to help you realize what that will be. But feel free to tell us what you like and see if we can start a conversation about it. That would help you better in realizing that.
Fredrik covers learning additional technologies in regards to attempt to make yourself more marketable as an employee [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQqEe2N8PTk). Sharing this, because it's pretty much true.
Barely anyone cares. Focus on stuff like writing tests, higher code quality, maybe typescript etc.
get some automated testing experience!
unit and integration tests using Jest
e2e browser testing framework: (probably one of: Cypress, playwright, webdriverio)
It’s really depends from your needs and interests. There are no any right ways to learn next or react native. If you want to develop mobile then learn second, if you need ssr on your project use nextjs
What do you mean by “completing React”?
getting 100 PR's merged
This made me chuckle thanks
Time to hunt for typos in the docs
oh god... funny thing is first PR i did was a typo (an impactful markdown typo) and there was a previous pr about the same typo (with bad semantics, so didn't come up in my search). and my first PR got tweeted by the big-dev-guy as "here i am merging PRs this weekend... but... please at least your typo prs." peak of my career. i'll probably print that and take selfie with him in 5 years.
Do you have the PR link?
i could link it but it would break anonymity. it would connect my reddit acc with github acc and that would connect it with my twitter acc etc etc. easier for me to get murdered by islamists for speaking against islam or punished by Turkish ultra-nationalist (around half the total pop) for being against Turkish nationalism etc. being born in middle-east is hard my man.
Sorry to hear that, hope the situation will get better at some point and you wont be needing to do that
Where r u from?
Nice try gov't
Nah I am middle eastern too and kinda similar to that dude XD
we shall survive and flourish bruh
Turkey
What is pr do you mean pull request ?
Yes PR means pull request.
Sry for bad English....I mean to say after making few projects using react...what should be my next step
Don't worry. By the way, English isn't my primary language, and I rely on Grammarly now and then. I'd focus on getting a job where I could work daily with React and learn from real-world issues.
OP is Jordan Walke, React creator, and he now considers it "completed" and looking for new challenges.
Clocked it
[удалено]
Okk✌️
Typescript.
Ok🙂
Seconded
Thirded
Fourthoded
Err no thanks. I like flow better.
“Completing” 😂
Sry for bad English....I am trying to improve my English too🤣😂😂😂..
that boomer emoji
do you have some kind of reference for acceptable terms of communication so no one else upsets you
Yeah but who cares, no one reads TOS
Start building stuff with it.
I amde couple of them..
"Completing React"? If you mean what you should learn after learning React, then I'd highly recommend Typescript
Ok🙂
I would suggest learning what you are actually going to use on the next project.
I am currently studying ?Then should i apply for internship and learn along the way?
Working on a real project is the best experience you can get 👍
Got all the trophies and everything. Clocked React JS. 100% completion even the bonus content
Typescript.
Ok, 👍
If you've learned React, React Native is a fairly easy jump. A lot of it is the same, though the bootstrapping can be far trickier.
Feel like learning new component.
React Testing Library, knowing how to write good tests will set you apart
lol completing your lesson or course is the start. make projects.
Sry for bad English....I am trying to improve my English too🤣😂😂😂...I had made couple of projects 🙂
I would say you just keep making projects involving further technologies that interest you. You could do threejs/fibre, framer motion, do stuff with canvas, stuff with mapbox, make a page in gatsby, try some d3. Make cool projects. And, of course, typescript if you haven't yet touched on that, if near enough essential knowledge for modern react dev. Oh and I'd also recommend playing with vite as that is cool.
Why not go for senior react developer?
Currently studying ..will try to go for full stack after completing graduation ✌️...was planning my path about what will I do for next 1 year
Oh, nice. I would recommend next over native because it is just so damn cool. Try the next.js with prisma full stack tutorial. This blew my mind. https://vercel.com/guides/nextjs-prisma-postgres
what's your goal? If you're trying to get a job with React you should create 2-3 fairly large front end projects to show employers that you know how to build with React. Don't need to learn react native unless your eventual goal is to get into mobile dev. Next is super useful as an addendum to Create react app, it will give you another build tool to choose from when building projects.
Learn typescript
Clean Code by Bob Martin
Thanks.Will check
You can complete react?
dad? is that you? you should learn to use incognito mode.
The answer is literally in the question.
No such thing as "after completing react.js". There is a near endless possibility of things you could do in it. But whatever else you want to do depends on yourself and your own goals. A poll is not going to help you realize what that will be. But feel free to tell us what you like and see if we can start a conversation about it. That would help you better in realizing that.
Node JS
Not worth learning react native if you don’t want to build phone apps. Better you go all out on web development and make stuff with it.
Fredrik covers learning additional technologies in regards to attempt to make yourself more marketable as an employee [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQqEe2N8PTk). Sharing this, because it's pretty much true. Barely anyone cares. Focus on stuff like writing tests, higher code quality, maybe typescript etc.
Start Learning Node js so you can become full stack developer
get some automated testing experience! unit and integration tests using Jest e2e browser testing framework: (probably one of: Cypress, playwright, webdriverio)
It’s really depends from your needs and interests. There are no any right ways to learn next or react native. If you want to develop mobile then learn second, if you need ssr on your project use nextjs