I’m a girl programmer and a college student, I just bought react course of mosh but ended up to many errors, I’ve search about it and unfortunately it’s already outdated, i think i just waste my money.
Why don’t we ask for updated version of react course with only 1 class based components like other’s react course? Mosh courses is great and good except to his react course it’s obsolete already.
I had some trouble getting started like having to use
npx create-react-app my-app
instead of
create-react-app
as shown in the video. There were also a few things that looked different on my screen that Mosh’s like the function-based App component instead of a Class-based app component, but he explains this later and the vast majority of the coding is same (at least up to 30% of the way through the course where I am now).
If you have specific questions or errors you run into, you can post them here and I’ll do my best to answer them.
I’m starting this course and it’s a great one … the create-react-app uses webpack and it does cause warning and errors. I fixed it by using Snowpack instead. Solved all my issues. Very easy to use, ex:
npx create-snowpack-app your-app-name --template @snowpack/app-template-react
More info here: snowpack/create-snowpack-app/cli at main · snowpackjs/snowpack · GitHub
Happy coding!!!
Thank you for the info on Snowpack. I started this course a while back but felt like I was over my head so now I’m back.
Thanks for this information. Does Snowpack deal with all the breaking errors in the Master React course?
That worked. Thank you!
React has shifted significantly from class-based components to function-based components with hooks, which are now the recommended approach. If the course you purchased heavily relies on class-based components without addressing hooks, it might feel like you’re learning outdated practices. That can be especially frustrating when you’re eager to learn the latest and most efficient methods.