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The docs are super good. I love the "embedded browser" that shows how it works. Shameless self plug: our book [1] has a whole chapter on Routing in React with

The docs are super good. I love the "embedded browser" that shows how it works. Shameless self plug: our book [1] has a whole chapter on Routing in React with this new v4 router. After you've finished reading the docs, if you want a tutorial style walk-through of this router v4, we build a Spotify-type clone over the course of 75+ pages. [1]: https://www.fullstackreact.com https://www.fullstackreact.com

salimmadjd 10y ago
I looked at your site. If you had video screencast that I could follow along. I would have paid for it.
- tm33 10y ago
  We're going to have a (free) official video course up on the router site here within the next few weeks.
mxstbr 10y ago
FWIW, while I haven't read it myself I've only heard great things about Fullstack React! Would recommend based on recommendations I've gotten.
jmcunningham 10y ago
Over the last month (or so), I've been reading and reviewing React books on my blog [1]. I liked Fullstack React, but there is one big thing that keeps me from recommending it: most of the examples still use the createClass from ES5. For learning React in 2017, I (just my opinion) expect the book to fully embrace ES6/7 in all the examples. [1]: https://medium.com/@jmcunningham/ https://medium.com/@jmcunningham/
- jashmenn 10y ago
  Yes, we're fixing that as we speak. It will be up to date shortly.
  - chubasco 10y ago
    I am considering buying this for an engineer that works for me to get up to speed on React in the very near future. I only want to start him on ES6+ syntax though. How long do you think until it will be up-to-date?
    - jashmenn 10y ago
      The first chapter has already been updated to use ES6 class syntax, and we explain how it works there. We're converting the rest of the book to use ES6 classes (and removing createClass) over the next week or two.
  - triplezero000 10y ago
    You should remove your header of "up-to-date" on your marketing page until you get that fix in place.
- jashmenn 10y ago
  Yes, we're fixing that as we speak. It will be up to date shortly.

salimmadjd 10y ago

I looked at your site. If you had video screencast that I could follow along. I would have paid for it.

tm33 10y ago
We're going to have a (free) official video course up on the router site here within the next few weeks.

mxstbr 10y ago

FWIW, while I haven't read it myself I've only heard great things about Fullstack React! Would recommend based on recommendations I've gotten.

jmcunningham 10y ago

Over the last month (or so), I've been reading and reviewing React books on my blog [1]. I liked Fullstack React, but there is one big thing that keeps me from recommending it: most of the examples still use the createClass from ES5. For learning React in 2017, I (just my opinion) expect the book to fully embrace ES6/7 in all the examples. [1]: https://medium.com/@jmcunningham/ https://medium.com/@jmcunningham/

jashmenn 10y ago
Yes, we're fixing that as we speak. It will be up to date shortly.
- chubasco 10y ago
  I am considering buying this for an engineer that works for me to get up to speed on React in the very near future. I only want to start him on ES6+ syntax though. How long do you think until it will be up-to-date?
  - jashmenn 10y ago
    The first chapter has already been updated to use ES6 class syntax, and we explain how it works there. We're converting the rest of the book to use ES6 classes (and removing createClass) over the next week or two.
- triplezero000 10y ago
  You should remove your header of "up-to-date" on your marketing page until you get that fix in place.
jashmenn 10y ago
Yes, we're fixing that as we speak. It will be up to date shortly.