Stop wasting your time learning React with incomplete and confusing tutorials.

• There are so many incorrect, confusing, and out-of-date blog articles
• One tutorial says one thing and another says something completely different.
• There are too many options
• There are fifty different boilerplates and a dozen different Flux implementations. Which one is best?
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What if you could master the entire framework in less time, with solid foundations, without beating your head against the wall? Imagine how quickly you can get all of your work done with the right tools and best practices.

Seriously, let's stop wasting time scouring Google, searching through incorrect, out-of-date, blog posts and get everything you need to be productive in one, well-organized place, complete with both simple and complex examples to get your app up and running.

You'll learn what you need to know to work professionally and build solid, well-tested, optimized apps with ReactJS. This book is your definitive guide.

Review

"The best resource for learning and using React"

--Simonpietro Nonnis

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-- Dominik Bulaj

"The course is great. Awesome consolidation of React learning materials that has made it super easy to learn."

-- Joshua Bitossi

"The book is amazing. I have found the learning curve to be easier than my previous attempts at React."

-- Jose Colella

About the Author

Passionate about teaching, Anthony has coached many beginning programmers through their early stages. Before Fullstack React, he led the development of IFTTT's API platform. A minimalist and a traveler, Anthony has been living out of a backpack for the past year.

Nate is a full-stack developer and writes code for everything from deep-learning image recognition to mobile games for cats. Nate formerly worked at IFTTT and his background is in data mining and scaling web services.

Hi, I'm Ari. I'm the author of ng-book and I've been teaching Web Development for a long time. I like to speak at conferences and eat spicy food. I technically got paid while I traveled the country as a professional comedian, but have come to terms with the fact that I am not funny.