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After working on a new project and using material and react Redux, our productivity is starting to shoot through the roof. Reuse is so much easier. I would also recommend Stephen Grinder's react native and Redux course on Udemy. The principles can easily be reapplied and he explains out all the new ES6 stuff.
Me: I need a Windows PC to test my code on.
Server dude: We don't have any free, but I can setup an old server...
This had to be posted!
Nowadays......¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yesterday, my team had a react crash-course workshop.
It was like "you have to import a couple of libs, use 'em in different react elements you pull up and Tadaaaa! Magic is happening and your app works".
This workshop was the pinnacle of "intense".
I understood 60% of the stuff.
My team-mates about 15%.
So react is the front-end technology of choice after our architectural-team. The other teams have to use this the technology for their UIs.
This will be a lot of fun ^^
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