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Sounds like you're on the right track. React is very hire-able. Try out multiple store systems. The big one is react + redux. Then after you have some experience with that, try a simpler one like pullstate.
You may find that after getting a good amount of foundational knowledge or experience, books are only good for author perspective. In the wild, maybe you'll benefit more from a boilerplate / starter repo like this or this. Those are called starters / boilerplate repos. That's a good way to get started if the getting started docs of your chosen tech is intimidating or confusing. Here's the one for spring boot.
You may find that after getting a good amount of foundational knowledge or experience, books are only good for author perspective. In the wild, maybe you'll benefit more from a boilerplate / starter repo like this or this. Those are called starters / boilerplate repos. That's a good way to get started if the getting started docs of your chosen tech is intimidating or confusing. Here's the one for spring boot.
I opened up an online Java editor (I think repl.it) and told him to define a class called Rectangle and implement some really simple methods like "isSquare()".
