30-Days-Of-React VS beautiful-react-hooks

Challenge yourself with the 30 Days of React series, perfect for honing your skills day by day.

i'm comming from C# and started learning react a few months ago, with this site: https://github.com/Asabeneh/30-Days-Of-React

4-) Repo that makes learning React a 30-day challenge 30-Days-Of-React

Currently I do fronted web dev with HTML/CSS/JS. And I want to learn a framework for the front end. I did research and choose React mainly for its popularity, I already know some and I like the syntax. And I plan to use 30 days of React to learn it. But I don't have a lot of motivation to learn unlike the huge amount I had when I learned HTML, CSS and JS.

https://github.com/Asabeneh/30-Days-Of-React This is a great tutorial. Simple and easy to follow. The document in the react page is also a must read. If you still can't achieve the learning you expect, don't get upset, perhaps you could try another framework and then come back.

30 days of React - https://github.com/Asabeneh/30-Days-Of-React

https://github.com/Asabeneh/30-Days-Of-React (30 Days of React challenge is a step by step guide to learning React in 30 days.)

🌟 Hooks Playground 🌟

Elevate your coding experience with these beautifully crafted hooks for a delightful development process.

10-) Sometimes when hooks are not enough for you, you may feel the need to write Custom Hooks. A great Custom Hook List that will make your job easier react-use beautiful-react-hooks

6. Beautiful React Hooks

Hello guys, last year I wrote this library: beautiful-react-hooks

You could bypass Context altogether and use Observables as they are reactive. There is this useObservable hook that allows interop with RXJS or anything that follows the Observable contract. You can see in the implementation, all it does is handle the subscription. You can see in my favourite library, Effector, it has a useStore hook that pulls your data out of its Observable store for you.