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17,062 PointsShould i learn Node js or React first?
Which way is consider to be the best for a beginner? iām in a point where i can learn of one those
4 Answers
Tineyi Chinhengo
30,770 PointsI think to go for Introduction for JavaScript and its Basics as well as JavaScript Arrays, Loops and Objects is a wiser move., then you can now explore to your Node js and React.
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17,062 PointsBrendan Whiting as i mentioned Should u first focus on React and then learn node js or the opposite
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsYou need to be familiar with npm in order to work in React. So if you haven't already, I would suggest the npm basics course. Other than that, it's up to you. You don't need to know server side development with node in order to work in React. But your React app might want to talk to a backend at some point, and you could build that backend with Node.
Tineyi Chinhengo
30,770 PointsYou can start with React js then node js. Sometimes it can depends with you because React is a User Interface (UI) library, and Node js is for the server environment.
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17,062 PointsBrendan Whiting Should i first learn ajax and async javascript and then continue to learn node js and react?
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsI can't tell you whether you should learn React or Node first. They are different paths and I can't make that decision for you. It's probably a good idea to learn the basics of both. You should learn async javascript regardless. You only need to know ajax if you're doing client side (React) code, but it's also worth learning the newer fetch API not just the older AJAX api.
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17,062 Points<noob />
17,062 Pointsi already know all of that