Welcome to the React tutorial series for beginners.In this series we will learn React right from the beginning. This is not any other half-baked series on React but instead a complete course which will teach you ReactJS right from scratch.Who this course is for: 1. Beginners who want to learn React 2. Experienced developers who come from other front-end frameworks and want to explore React 3. College students who want to start learning React 4. Startup founders/ coders who want to build an interactive front-end for their web app. Prerequisites: 1. Having a basic understanding of JavaScript syntax will help a lot.
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