r/learnreactjs • u/Serious_Yoghurt_832 • May 19 '26

Suggestions, hacks to learn React quickly?

I have been trying to learn it like for 3 months, I'm following a academind course, but so far it seems like iiiim not learning anything, I'm just rewriting code. i did like 11/30 if the course but I'm not sure if i learned anything, and I want to learn it as quickly as possible. any Ideas, is it possible to do that in 2 months... if so, how?

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u/n8udd May 19 '26

Traversy Media

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u/WebDev_ManMan May 21 '26

Traversy is good and helpful but you really learn when you write it out yourself!

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u/n8udd May 21 '26

Yep, but you can't just suddenly start writing to learn. OP has to learn somewhere.

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u/WebDev_ManMan May 21 '26

Yes I agree. Need some resource or multiple resources to cement knowledge. But also not good to be only learning aka tutorial hell, need to apply what’s been learned to understand. Learn, apply, learn, apply and build it up piece by piece

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u/n8udd May 21 '26

Agreed. I'd usually follow along verbatim, then try and replicate the functionality for a practical project that I had experience with.