@@RajatSingh-cv1le r/iamverysmart. Just because you're too slow to get something on x2 doesn't mean everyone else is. You don't know if they're a developer. Hell. You don't even know if that person treats is as a hobby or just started out, they could be a millionaire for what you know. I'll tell you one thing. Mentality like that is not a "win-path" for developers. You're not a god because you created a start-up
yeah that's the point, it's not a tutorial video, it's actually more of a cheat sheet for those who already interacted with React to refresh their memory and fill up the blanks.
For a beginner its great to know how much is covered in 5 mins. I know this 5 mins is like a trailer but it has to highlight the important stuff. Cheers
He forgets the fact that not everyone has advanced knowledge of JS and NPM libraries. So, in a way, he kind of undermines the process behind actually learning all the essential pieces needed to keep the back-end together, and in order to properly deploy an app or website built with React.
I agree to some extent, but I think it should have been 10 min at least. This felt somewhat unnecessarily contrived. Trying to meet a goal at the expense of value. Some of those slides appeared for 2 seconds. I had to rewind pause a few times.
Awesome. Such videos are good for people who are seasoned developers and they want a feel of how things work when they are starting to get their hands on a new framework.
Sometimes you gotta spend a few bucks to get the good stuff ("signal") instead of wasting time sifting though stuff you're not ready for ("noise"). That Brad Taversy guy (www.traversymedia.com/) is pretty good, you can get any Udemy course for fairly cheap if you have the site's cookies cleared (or use incognito). Plenty of other good tut channels around, too.
One of my friends that has been using react for some time tried to explain it to me in half an hour and I understood some things but there were still some basic concepts unclear. This video appeared to me like a miracle and explained them in 5 minutes, THANK YOU!
Thank you. Coding along with your examples really helped me cement some of these incredibly difficult concepts as I try to level up in React. Easily digestible videos like this help boost my confidence that I can eventually get there. Keep up the excellent work.
Great videos- they provide a solid starting point from which you can outline the main topics needing to be learned in detail. I mean, it requires a few videos, not just one, but yours have been the most succinct and shortest while managing to be minimally annoying (in contrast to the common 1.5 hour crash course videos which are a gamble anyway). What you do is awesome, thanks!
These 5 mins video are awesome. I watch them before learning any new technology to get the overview of what it consists of and get a rough idea of what the technology does. Then after learning extensively I keep coming back to these videos for a quick revision.
I've been playing around with react for a few weeks now and it's difficult for me (1st time dabbling in webdev) but this actually filled in some very annoying and until now persistent blanks! Now I get the hooks and state and props 👌 Thx man! Next up: Typescript + react in 5 min please! ;)
Thank you sooo much! My 1st interesting, beneficial tutorial ever. 1000 likes. Please make more videos on programing concepts and technologies. U deserve donations for your work.
you are awesome, Thank you!!! I had to watch it a few times but that's on me. That's the best explanation I have heard so far without spending an hour!! THANK YOU!!
I think the most interesting part is in the text about learning from a course that is within about 6 months to a year old because there is a new way to do React. Good info. Its the overview I look for. A quick "Roughly what is the architecture, how does this work" before I starter a beginner vid and then a deep dive to applications.
For anyone criticizing, do well to always check the description of a video in the first one minute into that video. He stated clearly that "you CANNOT MASTER react in 5 minutes".
Great video for a quick overview, please make more like this. We need more tutorials targeting experienced developers who want to learn a new framework or language. All other tutorials take way to much time explaining everything (variables... 🙄) from zero or going into much deeper detail that is beneficial for the beginner in the framework.
Stumbled on to your channel and subscribed, interested to see what you do in the future. Filming and traveling is rough, best of luck with the videos and the course.
that is definetely what i needed! It's useful to have 5 minutes-instructions, I needed this to pass creating app environment. it is enough because I'm not in here to learn react app. now i can run my app and get back to the main development.
This is so cool man. I didn't know it will only take 5 mins to learn react I asked people they said it took them 6 months or so to learn it. Didn't know they were so dumb it took 6 months
this was great...really tho - for certain minds, this is our proper intro to new concepts and now we know the value, ease and basic layout of the framework - everything you need to get started.
So, a matrix thumbnail represents a UI javascript framework that runs on the browser. I wonder what an appropriate thumbnail for coding a kernel in assembly could look like 🤔
Watched on 2x speed and learnt React in just 2.5 minutes!
you're awesome :D
Thanks a lot, save me a bunch of time
Genius
@@RajatSingh-cv1le r/iamverysmart. Just because you're too slow to get something on x2 doesn't mean everyone else is. You don't know if they're a developer. Hell. You don't even know if that person treats is as a hobby or just started out, they could be a millionaire for what you know. I'll tell you one thing. Mentality like that is not a "win-path" for developers. You're not a god because you created a start-up
Imposible! Where is it posible to learn this power?!
Wow, after 5 min I have mastered React. If anyone is looking for a React developer please hire me.
So the guy basically quit $200k job to make shitty videos for newbies like this. Attaboy!
@@cascadengineering lol
nope too late, should have said 5 min ago. sorry my bad 2.5 min back
@@cascadengineering Lol how can a human being be so cynical? It's his life he can do what he wants to do. Jesus Christ man.
Of course... )
I've been a React Dev for about 6 months now, and this video really does sum up about 80% of everything I have to do front end wise. Nice
As a fellow React dev of 6 months, I totally agree! ⚛🙏
yeah that's the point, it's not a tutorial video, it's actually more of a cheat sheet for those who already interacted with React to refresh their memory and fill up the blanks.
@@ilyassmoutawakil1307 exactly
For a beginner its great to know how much is covered in 5 mins. I know this 5 mins is like a trailer but it has to highlight the important stuff. Cheers
dude, react is a front end framework.
Wow! This is what I needed ...... sorry didn’t understand anything...
can't say it was unexpected
You weren't supposed to
@@jeremyt7817 LOL I guess not, I'm in the same boat.. I didn't get shit.
He forgets the fact that not everyone has advanced knowledge of JS and NPM libraries. So, in a way, he kind of undermines the process behind actually learning all the essential pieces needed to keep the back-end together, and in order to properly deploy an app or website built with React.
Gochu Garu - Thank you, great response !! 👍🏼
This ... this is actually all i needed to understand the concepts of the framework... I was tired of seeing 1h videos about this...
I agree to some extent, but I think it should have been 10 min at least. This felt somewhat unnecessarily contrived. Trying to meet a goal at the expense of value. Some of those slides appeared for 2 seconds. I had to rewind pause a few times.
Same! I've been playing around with react for a few weeks now and this finally made hooks and state and props click
I guess this means you at least understand webpack, something like angular or Javascript's scope already
same, its almost 4am here and I'm exhausted :) this saved me
@@emem8673 well if someone doesn't, then instead of React tutorials, they should go look for programming tutorials
Awesome. Such videos are good for people who are seasoned developers and they want a feel of how things work when they are starting to get their hands on a new framework.
Or people who rely on concepts and abstraction for learning. Without a basic structure on which to put my knowledge I'm not retaining any information.
@@samatiesse me too.
I keep getting ads for web development courses... I'm literally on TH-cam because I don't want to pay for my education.
Sometimes you gotta spend a few bucks to get the good stuff ("signal") instead of wasting time sifting though stuff you're not ready for ("noise"). That Brad Taversy guy (www.traversymedia.com/) is pretty good, you can get any Udemy course for fairly cheap if you have the site's cookies cleared (or use incognito). Plenty of other good tut channels around, too.
Just go to college classes, they usually do not take attendance and they really wouldn't care anyway. Like literally walk in and don't pay.
There is no education
Pay TH-cam to stop making you watch ads.
Im a web developer now.
😂😂😂
ahaha haha...
Well you probably know as much as current web developers after only watching this so 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
I'm full stack now at Facebook
feels like I walked into the wrong class
Finally a tutorial I don't have to set to 1.25x speed
These 5 minute videos are amazing! It’s jammed packed with great content and really simplifies the content so that it is easy to digest!
I just needed to refresh my memory before an interview
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@T Sing Just an internship, but yeah i got it
One of my friends that has been using react for some time tried to explain it to me in half an hour and I understood some things but there were still some basic concepts unclear.
This video appeared to me like a miracle and explained them in 5 minutes, THANK YOU!
I had to watch this on 0.75 speed.
Danidre me too.
BUT THEN YOU DIDN'T LEARN IT IN 5 MINUTES!!!!!
Damn, like this I'll become a full stack developer in no time
I work in react and can verify this is pretty much it. Great video
Dude I love all your content. But these videos are especially kick ass. So glad your doing them. Thanks man!
Thanks, I needed an overview of what REACT is about and I got it here. I can now go ahead to begin my react.js course.
Thank you. Coding along with your examples really helped me cement some of these incredibly difficult concepts as I try to level up in React. Easily digestible videos like this help boost my confidence that I can eventually get there. Keep up the excellent work.
Great resource for before-course prep (if you pause / rewind a lot) or for review, love this channel
This is actually a pretty solid intro to React.
Great videos- they provide a solid starting point from which you can outline the main topics needing to be learned in detail. I mean, it requires a few videos, not just one, but yours have been the most succinct and shortest while managing to be minimally annoying (in contrast to the common 1.5 hour crash course videos which are a gamble anyway).
What you do is awesome, thanks!
These 5 mins video are awesome. I watch them before learning any new technology to get the overview of what it consists of and get a rough idea of what the technology does. Then after learning extensively I keep coming back to these videos for a quick revision.
Code drip always dropping that heat!
Hey, thank you! I'm learning react now close to the end of my Bootcamp and I was still struggling a tad with it, but this helped fill in some holes.
This is a welcome break from the ten hour FCC tutorial I"m watching. You're a gifted communicator.
Thanks!
Wow this video is on point my friend! Thanks!
I used react 3 years back. I needed a refresher after 3 years of angular. Thanks bro this was more than helpful. Exactly what I needed.
It’s being a while since the last time I used React, so I was looking for a simple recap, and this is just great!
I come back to this for a refresher way too much. Thank you, Aaron.
Awesome Bro!! love your teaching style plus your animations are solid. I'm a big fan of your channel.
I really appreciate you making this short sweet and not too scary 👻
This is so ez who needs a degree and lots of debt. Sending out my Resumes now will keep you updated. Thanks bro ur a G.
I've been playing around with react for a few weeks now and it's difficult for me (1st time dabbling in webdev) but this actually filled in some very annoying and until now persistent blanks! Now I get the hooks and state and props 👌
Thx man!
Next up: Typescript + react in 5 min please! ;)
These videos are good review to mentally revisit the major aspects of these languages/libraries. Thanks!
Legit a good top-level summary that also gives you specifics to google and learn more about.
As a guy knowing html basic css and JavaScript this. Video is actually all I need xD
Thank you sooo much!
My 1st interesting, beneficial tutorial ever. 1000 likes.
Please make more videos on programing concepts and technologies. U deserve donations for your work.
Exactly, "Its what keanu would want" 💥
Perfect man, I'm loving it
you are awesome, Thank you!!! I had to watch it a few times but that's on me. That's the best explanation I have heard so far without spending an hour!! THANK YOU!!
I love videos like these ... Quick overview to refresh.
Also he said learn, not master. Keep up people.
thanks for making this, added it to my playlists 🤙🏻
Awesome condensed explanation. Once the viewer feels comfy with React, the next stop is NextJS 👍👍👍
This definitely takes some prior js and react knowledge to understand, but a good refresher.
The only video I had to watch at .50 to .75x to capture all the dense info.....wow thanks so much in such little amount of time.
I think the most interesting part is in the text about learning from a course that is within about 6 months to a year old because there is a new way to do React.
Good info. Its the overview I look for. A quick "Roughly what is the architecture, how does this work" before I starter a beginner vid and then a deep dive to applications.
Context is beautiful. Thank you for this
Well Explained. You have a talent for breaking down these concepts.
i didnt know why people loved react so much and halfway through i was like OMFG ARE YOU SERIOUS IT MAKES LIFE SO MUCH SIMPLER
For anyone criticizing, do well to always check the description of a video in the first one minute into that video. He stated clearly that "you CANNOT MASTER react in 5 minutes".
I watched it twice, now I am expert in react.
This is really a very good video to give an initial Idea on how React works!
After 5 minutes, I feel I can build React 2.0 and improve it to 3.0 in less that 5 minutes.
good job, video is really helpfull for non js programmer to just undesternd little more about js ecosystem
This was fantastic! Straight to the info. Great stuff.
This is the most useful resource on react I have encountered in my three hours search on how to understand react!
You are a Legend mate! Great tutos direct to the point
Great video for a quick overview, please make more like this. We need more tutorials targeting experienced developers who want to learn a new framework or language. All other tutorials take way to much time explaining everything (variables... 🙄) from zero or going into much deeper detail that is beneficial for the beginner in the framework.
This is a cool video. After working in Python for 3 years and learning Spring and Javascript for 1 year I can understand this very easily.
I am a recent boot camp graduate, i took a month vacation and completely forgot everything
this video is a life and time saver. thank you so much!
Stumbled on to your channel and subscribed, interested to see what you do in the future. Filming and traveling is rough, best of luck with the videos and the course.
cheers
that is definetely what i needed! It's useful to have 5 minutes-instructions, I needed this to pass creating app environment. it is enough because I'm not in here to learn react app. now i can run my app and get back to the main development.
Wow. this is a pretty impressive crash course! Thank you!
That was nice! I’m a Codecademy full stack engineering student. Wish I was fluent in React!
Exactly what I needed for refreshment on React, thanks!
🙏
That is all what it gets actually, great summary, takes time to digest but when you do it, it is with you forever guys...
You’re the man. This is an amazing video!
Solid overview man 🙏🏼 keep up the good work
Wish I started React last year when I was playing with Django
Me too!!
I struggled alot using jinja to showing data in the frontend.
Fuck that framework with low job expectations.
Lol I subscribed literally after you said “it’s what Keanu would want..” 😂😂😂🔥
This is so cool man.
I didn't know it will only take 5 mins to learn react
I asked people they said it took them 6 months or so to learn it. Didn't know they were so dumb it took 6 months
This is very imformative, I wish I found you in the past when I was beating my head learning
I think the only one who learn something with those videos already know pretty much bout it...
This is more like a cheatsheet than an actual tutorial video so yeah
Starting my new React job in about 30 minutes. Now I can claim for real that I know about React. Just in time, thanks!
💪🏼🙏🏼
This is great. Would love one of these for a functional programming language
Well i didn't actually learned how to do stuff with react. But it gave me an idea of what it's like. Thanks for the video!
Nicely covered all the basic concept! Good video.
Gatsby -> static template site site, Next JS -> SEO Static Site, React -> internal tools
"Fireship" channel style animations & graphics!
Wonderful, It helped me a lot.
Thanks for this! You are a great teacher. Love your energy!
Thanks a lot :)
this was great...really tho - for certain minds, this is our proper intro to new concepts and now we know the value, ease and basic layout of the framework - everything you need to get started.
It’s actually Babel which converts the JSX into valid JS
indeed webpack is more of an orchestrator for the actual conversion by babel
Actually really impressed by this, good shit.
it's like the cheap version of fireship.io
The best intro to react, amazing
This was just what I needed to refresh some concepts for when I have to do maintenance work on react code. Thanks!
That's cool I understand what is react now. just need to start learning react
I watched this and became a hitman to back Keanu in John Wick 4.
great stuff you have your niche and you do it very well
Cool! One thing to mention: in create-react-dom reactdom is called in index.js. could be confusing for someone not familiar.
Thank you so much for this. It helped me a lot.
Great video....didn't made me react dev.....but gave me idea about What is? What to learn? Where to Start? etc about react.
I was going to do a 6 min video but this already won :-) thanks
Great simple explanation with latest tech !
This is an awesome summary!
Great overview, It was very useful to me. thank you so much for the video 👍
Always happy to help, thx!
So, a matrix thumbnail represents a UI javascript framework that runs on the browser. I wonder what an appropriate thumbnail for coding a kernel in assembly could look like 🤔
Keanu Reeves will be perfect
Keanu Reeves will be perfect
Thank you for explaining this without being corny
Wow amazing content! Thank god youtube recommended me your video. I will tell others to subscribe to your channel.