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TLDR

A curated reading list of tutorials and articles for learning React, Redux, JavaScript, and web development fundamentals, organized as a structured learning path.

Mindmap

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    What it does
      Curated learning resources
      Structured learning path
      External links only
    Topics covered
      React and Redux
      JavaScript ES6 plus
      Web fundamentals
      Advanced topics
    Learning path
      Basics first
      Intermediate next
      Advanced last
    Use cases
      Self-directed learning
      Finding trusted resources
      Building reading lists

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Build a structured learning plan for React and Redux from beginner to advanced topics.

USE CASE 2

Find high-quality tutorials and articles on specific topics like routing, forms, or state management without searching randomly.

USE CASE 3

Discover recommended resources on JavaScript ES6 features, testing, performance optimization, and deployment strategies.

Tech stack

ReactReduxJavaScriptES6Webpack

Getting it running

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In plain English

React-Redux Links is a curated collection of tutorials, articles, and learning resources about React, Redux, JavaScript (specifically ES6 and newer features), Webpack, and the surrounding ecosystem. It was assembled by Mark Erikson, a long-time Redux maintainer, as a way to direct people to high-quality learning material rather than whatever random blog posts come up in a search engine. The collection is organized into a structured learning path. It starts with web fundamentals like how browsers and servers communicate, moves through JavaScript basics, then covers React, then Redux, and finally more advanced topics like TypeScript, testing, performance, deployment, and architecture patterns. Each section distinguishes between recommended primary resources (the things you should actually read) and supplementary references. There are no code files in this repository, it is purely a document that links out to external articles, videos, interactive tutorials, and documentation. The table of contents covers dozens of sub-topics including forms, routing, styling, server-side rendering, state management patterns, functional programming, and comparisons between different frameworks. You would use this repository as a roadmap if you are learning React or Redux and want a structured, trustworthy list of where to start and what to read next, rather than assembling your own reading list from scratch.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I'm learning React and Redux from scratch. What's a good order to read through the resources in react-redux-links?
Prompt 2
Show me the best articles from react-redux-links about Redux state management patterns and architecture.
Prompt 3
Which resources in react-redux-links cover server-side rendering and performance optimization for React apps?
Prompt 4
I need to learn TypeScript for my React project. What does react-redux-links recommend as starting points?
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