In half of this year, I have spent time on freeCodeCamp to learn thoroughly all JavaScript courses from the basic one to the most complicated one. I had a basic understanding of all of them. However, when it comes to how to organize and connect all pieces into a real project, I was still not sure.
From the recommendation, I finished this course on Udemy two weeks ago. This is a great course to gather all knowledge fragments about MongoDB, ExpressJS, React/Redux, and NodeJS.
It suits well to me due to a few reasons below:
- Help me to get into Redux gist! I know much better how actions, reducers, stores, middleware work!
- MongoDB interactions are not something too mysterious.
- Organize code and separate concerns.
- This course is not basic at all. I am not bored with any lesson.
- Some useful ES6 goodness, e.g. destructuring.
- Features of projects reflect many real-life things, for example, authentication (JWT), database manipulation, Redux state management, etc.
To implement most of the ideas about Redux into a project from scratch, I also finished this challenge from a friend to build a todo list into a calendar with a great confidence.
After this course, I think I will spend more time on video courses as they’re really helpful in accelerating the learning process. One of my next targets is to go through many interesting courses on LaraCast.
Today Dat Learned 