Starting my first React.js/TypeScript client project

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I’m starting my first React.js/TypeScript project for a client today ⚛️ This will be a fun change of pace. I've worked on so many "traditional" static websites over the past ten years—I'm eager to use my skills to begin building more web applications 🤗 Wish me luck!

Luck isn't required, however, as preparation is on my side. I've spent the past week preparing myself with some excellent resources from some great folks 🧠

I'll give a huge shoutout to @fireship_dev for all the content they've shared, teaching so many aspects of web development. I love the clear and concise format of their videos Specifically, I loved working through this Next.js/React.js/Firebase course 👌🏻 fireship.io/courses/react-next-firebase/

Shout-out to @wesbos for his React for Beginners course as well. I took this course a couple of years ago and despite not putting my newfound React.js skills to much use, it provided a valuable foundation for diving back into the React ecosystem 🤿 reactforbeginners.com/

Perhaps under-appreciated are the folks who maintain the @reactjs documentation, which has been a handy resource as I learn the ins and outs of the API 👏🏻 Thank you to everyone who takes the time to write documentation! ❤️ reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html

Next on my slate is working through Epic React from @kentcdodds. This seems like a promising resource for bringing my React knowledge to a new level. I'm eager to begin working through this 💪🏻 epicreact.dev/