Description

Building React applications demands that you make expert decisions before you write the first line of code.

You’re responsible for building a cohesive, maintainable code-base that will help your team succeed and build a React application that serves your customers’ needs.

You’re faced with hundreds of decisions.

If you don’t choose correctly users will suffer.

Your team will suffer.

You’ll be stuck with your early bad decisions for the next 5 years at a minimum.

React is the smart choice for most web development projects in 2020
React provides an “assembly-level” set of tools without a lot of guidance on how to turn those tools into an application that scales.

That’s what makes React awesome.

But React’s flexibility is a double-edged sword.

It’s up to you and your team to decide how your application will be architected and maintained over time.

To make those decisions, you need expertise.

You need experience.

This is where the official React documentation cuts you short.

You are left piecing together components like a bucket of Lego spilled on the floor.
You need to build applications that scale.