A developer who’s new to the React web framework won’t understand terms like “JSX transpilation” or “reconciliation engine.” They probably also won’t understand

A developer who’s new to the React web framework won’t understand terms like “JSX transpilation” or “reconciliation engine.” They probably also won’t understand “SPA,” “soft reload,” or “virtual DOM” unless they’ve worked with other JavaScript frameworks. Unfortunately if you don’t use that, your beginners will have hard time to believe you are “guru” that they seek. Like if they find other guys tutorial with fancy words they will flock there - looking for some magic trick or some revelation that will hopefully come down on them while reading bunch of hard words without understanding. Most tutorials are like that for this reason. If you want to teach people author is right - if you are cynical and just want to earn money on a tutorial that’s a different thing. One upside - people quitting “hard” course most likely will be embarrassed to ask for return of money as they would feel it is their fault they did not learn as topic is hard. If they feel topic was easy and they did not learn, that’s probably guy making tutorial not knowing enough. My cynical take :)