Tell us about yourself, your goals!

[nitya]

👋 Welcome, Learners!!

This is the Discussion forum for the 30DaysOf learning initiative. We'll use this forum to share announcements on upcoming #30Days roadmaps, relevant learning events and curricula, and ways for you to showcase your insights and achievements with community!

We hope you use this to

• Discover and connect with other learners
• Pick a #30Days learning goal and build a daily habit of learning-by-doing
• Help others by sharing your knowledge with insights, open-source projects and articles
• Treat every other learner with empathy and understanding - our lived experiences will differ!

Start off by introducing yourself!! Here are a few suggestions if useful:

• Your name and pronouns - how you want to be addressed in conversations
• Your region - connect with other learners in the same city, state or region.
• Your interests - what technologies are you working with - or learned recently.
• Your learning goal - what are you planning to learn next?
• Your expectations - what are you looking for in a learning community?

[nshah1729]

Hey there, I'm Nishant Shah(he/him) trying to learn Web Development. Thanks to @nitya @microsoftopensource who has started this amazing initiative to create a habit(which is hard🥲) of coding. I live in West Bengal, India pursuing my engineering at Jadavpur University. I will be learning Full Stack Dev over the next 30 Days. I'll be starting with making some basic projects with vanilla CSS and after some brushing up, I will start learning ReactJS😍 . For each project, I will also add the backend to it using NodeJS, and MongoDB.
I'm looking forward to a great learning experience✌️

[nshah1729]

Also wanted to know the best resources to learn ReactJS from @nitya @alfredodeza @leestott

[nitya]

Hi @nshah1729 -- welcome to the site!! Love the idea of a #30Days of Web development. Definitely check out the Curricula on the site - the web dev one is project-driven which is good. There are a number of good ReactJS resources out there.

• Always good to start with the docs. In case you missed it, there is a beta version of the React docs here which does a good job of explaining concepts with interactive examples and visuals. The site is in-progress (70% content ready for "Learn React) but I find it useful.
• I also like the Reactjsexample.com site because it lets you look at others' code repos for good app examples using different front-end and back-end technologies with React. Study them to learn how things work and then clone/extend and contribute back.
• My third resource is patterns.dev - a great site maintained by Addy Osmani with example code and great animations to help you learn visually. Patterns work for vanilla JS and React apps.

Hope that helped!

[maco-eng]

Hi, I am Gbaglo simeon( he/him) from lagos ,Nigeria, area of interest are data science and machine learning