After 2 months of hard work, I am very excited to finally launch the brand new React Workshop.

After 2 months of hard work, I am very excited to finally launch the brand new React Workshop.
Are you wondering what will you learn in the React 101 and React Workshop online courses?
Here is a sneak peak of the two demos, that we will build step by step using React.js.
Go to React 101 Go to React Workshop
And here are the links to the demos mentioned in the video:
In this React Currency Converter demo you will learn:
In this React Google Maps demo you will learn:
What do you think about these React demos? Do you have any questions related to the upcoming React 101 and React Workshop courses? Let me know in the comments.
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