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React Imp

This document provides recommendations for things to learn after completing a web development bootcamp taught with React. It suggests learning React class components in more depth, React hooks, state management with Redux or Context API, making API requests with React Axios, routing with React, and building standalone React projects. It also recommends learning MERN stack projects with MongoDB, Express, and React plus routing, building projects with separate client and server folders, applying for internships, contributing to open source, and avoiding "tutorial hell" by implementing learning.

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React Imp

This document provides recommendations for things to learn after completing a web development bootcamp taught with React. It suggests learning React class components in more depth, React hooks, state management with Redux or Context API, making API requests with React Axios, routing with React, and building standalone React projects. It also recommends learning MERN stack projects with MongoDB, Express, and React plus routing, building projects with separate client and server folders, applying for internships, contributing to open source, and avoiding "tutorial hell" by implementing learning.

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did this course months back & came here to share what you guys need to do after

this course

Firstly thanks to Angela, who taught everything so well. This is the best online
bootcamp to get started with Web Development. But there were some things which were
missed.

1. After the bootcamp, knowing about React Class Components along with Functional
Components is very crucial. But class components were not taught in a depth ;)

2. Try to learn more about built-in React hooks which were not covered in the
bootcamp.

3. State management with Redux or Context API is must to know (for making big
projects).

4. Form a grip over React Axios which is used for handling API requests.

5. Should learn about React routing for react application like we used Express in
normal projects.

6. The next step will be to make one simple static project on your own with React
Class or functional Components as per need without using any databases like MongoDB
to have better understanding and check what you have learnt.

7. As in this module she made us make a TODO Application with Mongo and Express,
EJS. Try making a project with all React, Exress, MongoDB (MERN Project). It has a
complete different folder structure as of simple React Application.

8. Focus on making another project which has client & server folders made
differently like Mongo and express for server. And React, React Router, Axios for
client.

9. After doing the React part, pat your back, give your friends a high-five and
start applying for React or Web development internships for one or two months.

10. If you think you feel confident now in React, and want to learn further. you
can learn about Socket.io, WebRTC for making projects like Real Time Chat
Application/ Video Application and putting these projects in your portfolio.

11. Start looking to contribute in open source and try participating in open source
programs. You will become confident and proud of yourself.

So one common mistake to prevent is to fall in the tutorial hell loop.

Don't try to fall in this loop of learning without implementing, the correct
procedure which to follow should be to learn a technology, make a project, git it,
deploy it, share it with your friends-family anyone you want and add to your
portfolio. This will surely keep your interest in development and help you keep
moving, learning further!

NOTE: The above things mentioned are from a learning point of view only. Getting
hired as a Front End Engineer / Full Stack Developer requires different
preparation. From interviews perspective learning JavaScript & Data Structures -
Algorithms should be on top priority.

Some good interview resources has been added below in the comments, feel free to
check them out.
Upvote this question, if it helped you. Thanks! :)

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