Hello friends. This summer I have been busy with a few clients while collecting lots of ideas for tut
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August 7 · Issue #24 · View online
Hello, it's Robin. I am the author of books such as The Road to React, The Road to GraphQL, and many other online tutorials about JavaScript and its ecosystem.
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Hello friends. This summer I have been busy with a few clients while collecting lots of ideas for tutorials and courses on the side. Once I have more time again, I want to bring them into action. Winter is coming… sooner or later! What have you been busy with just recently? Did you learn something new, started a new job, jumped into teaching others, or started freelancing? Let me know what you’ve been up to. This week I aggregated my new tutorials into two topics:
- Advanced: Modern State Management in React
- Beginners: React List Components
Let me know what you think about them. If they excite you, give me a thumbs up. If they don’t, let me know what you want to learn about in JavaScript instead.
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The new React Hooks make it possible to have state management in function components. Thus, there is lots of stuff to cover about the new Hooks: If you haven’t learned about React Hooks or modern state management in React yet, go through these tutorials and get up to speed with the latest changes in React.
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That’s it from my side for this month with the latest updates for React and the JavaScript ecosystem. Let me know what you want to learn about next and I try to cover it in one of my tutorials. Up until then, I wish you a good time. Cheers, Robin
PS.: If you have a few spare minutes and read one of my books, it would mean the world to me if you would leave a nice review for one of them.
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