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BEGINNING
ReactJS Foundations
Building User Interfaces with ReactJS
BEGINNING
ReactJS Foundations
Building User Interfaces with ReactJS
AN APPROACHABLE GUIDE
Chris Minnick
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For Sam, who got such a kick out of being thanked in
the last book. How about this?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Chris Minnick
is a prolific author, blogger, trainer, speaker, and web developer. His company,
WatzThis?, is dedicated to finding better ways to teach computer and programming skills to
beginners.
Chris has been a full-stack developer for over 25 years and a trainer for over 10 years, and has taught
web development, ReactJS, and advanced JavaScript at many of the world’s largest companies as well
as at public libraries, co-working spaces, and meetups.
Minnick has authored or co-authored over a dozen technical books for adults and kids, including
Beginning HTML5 and CSS3 for Dummies, Coding with JavaScript for Dummies, JavaScript for
Kids, Adventures in Coding,
and
Writing Computer Code.
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