Build Real Interfaces with React
React is the JavaScript library that defines how most production UIs are built today — from single-page apps and Next.js sites to cross-platform mobile and desktop applications. This track covers the complete discipline: component architecture, state management, data fetching, performance, testing, and deployment. It is grounded in how React actually works — the reconciler, the fiber model, hooks semantics — not just its surface API.
What You Will Learn
You will start with JSX, props, state, and controlled components, then move into useEffect, useRef, and useReducer. Practical courses cover routing with React Router v6, form handling with React Hook Form, server state with React Query and SWR, global state with Redux Toolkit, Zustand, and Jotai. You will work with TypeScript in React, write integration and E2E tests, build design systems with Storybook, handle real-time UIs over WebSockets, and ship type-safe APIs with tRPC. The path also includes Next.js App Router, server components, server actions, and authentication with NextAuth.js.
The Learning Path
Ninety-five courses run from A1 through C1. The A1 and A2 courses establish React fundamentals, JSX rendering, CSS animations, local storage persistence, and dark mode. B1 courses build confidence with context patterns, i18n, React Spring, Framer Motion, drag-and-drop with dnd-kit, and complex data tables with TanStack Table. B2 courses tackle rendering and memoization, Suspense, code splitting, React Native for React developers, deploying to Vercel and AWS, and Electron for desktop apps. The C1 level finishes with advanced topics: Micro-Frontend Architecture, SSR and Hydration Deep Dive, Module Federation, Islands Architecture with Astro, WebAssembly integration, Edge Rendering with Cloudflare Workers, and OpenTelemetry for frontend observability.
How It Works
Each course is split into short, focused lessons you complete in the built-in code editor with real-time feedback. An AI tutor is available whenever you are stuck on a concept or a failing test. You can work through the track sequentially or jump to the level that matches your current experience.