Q for React JS folks: 

What's the best resource for an intro to building with React?

I'm a product leader/designer by trade and I've been writing HTML/CSS w/ light JS for 10 yrs, Python Flask apps for 1 yr, and some miscellaneous AppleScript stuff 5 yrs. 

Looking to expand into React and eventually Next JS...

I’d start with this https://create-react-app.dev/

And go through this

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I’d start with this https://create-react-app.dev/

And go through this https://react.dev/learn

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The react team is explicitly not recommending CRA anymore. @mxmnr start with Next or Vite.

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Thanks for flagging that. Do you know of any good Next intro tutorials or guides?

The next docs have a walkthrough and are very comprehensive. Lee Robinson from Vercel also has a ton of good content if you prefer blog posts or youtube

I’m halfway through the third lesson in the Next documentation. Great resource. Thanks again

Much appreciated. I may take you up on that. The product team I lead builds tools to align workforce and education through skills data. I do a lot of the early proof of concept building for future features - so I’m initially focused on a Career Mapping app, an interview question generator and a lesson plan creator.

Of course! What are you building? Let me know if I can be helpful, happy to chat or review code if you want