Build and deploy a React Application

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In this lesson, we'll prototype a React application right in your browser using CodeSandbox.io, then download that application locally and use the react-scripts, which are set up automatically to develop and build the application for production. We'll wrap up by deploying the application to Netlify (using a free account) for the world to see.

Lawrence
Lawrence
~ 7 years ago

CodeSandbox.io is pretty cool

Henri d'Orgeval
Henri d'Orgeval
~ 7 years ago

Hi Kent, Thank you for this great course !

john samuel
john samuel
~ 7 years ago

Hello Kent,

I have been waiting to go through the course for a long time, finally I went over the course and I loved the way you teach and detailed explanation.

Big thanks to @Jack_Franklin ‏who gifted me the subscription.

Love codesandbox and netlify too :D.. Day well spent :)

Kent C. Dodds
Kent C. Dodds(instructor)
~ 7 years ago

I'm so glad john! Jack's a swell individual!

Mel
Mel
~ 7 years ago

I used Vanilla JavaScript for four years. I thought I was an good intermediate developer. This course start out fine for me comparing vanilla JS to React. After a few lessons, I realized I was simply watching the videos and running the code.

I don't believe I've walked away with a beginning level for React that I could go out and code on on my own. Any advice? Is there a very low level course on React somewhere?

Kent C. Dodds
Kent C. Dodds(instructor)
~ 7 years ago

Hi Mel,

This course should expose you to the beginnings of what's possible in React and then serve as a reference as you go out and start building things yourself. I would recommend that you try to build an app yourself. Even something simple. As you bump into things you can come back to the course for review. The best way to learn React is to build things that interest you with it and then write down (and even teach) the things you're learning as you go.

Avoid jumping too far into the deep end. See how far you can get with just react and no dependencies. You'll be surprised what you can accomplish. Good luck!

press0
press0
~ 5 years ago

Seems like this course is 2 years old. Is it still up to date ?