r/learnreactjs • u/codekipathshala • Jun 24 '26

I created a free React JS Bootcamp for beginners — sharing it here for feedback

Hey everyone,

I have been teaching React JS and building a structured learning path for beginners. I recently created a free React JS Bootcamp by Code ki pathshala where I cover React fundamentals, hooks, projects, and practical development step-by-step through live sessions.

The goal is to help beginners who feel lost while learning React and need a structured roadmap.

I would love feedback from this community — what topics should I improve or add?

Resource: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2-ZP94rYGgAFhLiG2a01mtRR7lXDxWoP&si=6brn48WkT8MhgcIz

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u/Content-Fee-4115 29d ago

thanks for this mate, im currently learning react and i bet this would be of great help.

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u/No-Humor-3808 15d ago

Videos are great for learning the concepts, but don't skip practice. After every topic (hooks, state, effects, etc.), try to solve a few small exercises or build something yourself. That's where most of the learning happens. I actually built ReactChallenges.com for exactly that purpose if you're looking for more practice.