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A challenge-based React course built as an interactive platform rather than a video library, combining illustrated text lessons with coding challenges, quizzes and a set of custom hooks to rebuild from scratch. Ten sections run from the rendering model through custom hooks, concurrent rendering and server-side React, closing with interview questions. Sold as two lifetime packages that differ in how much is included, plus an annual subscription bundling the wider library.

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Course details

Provider
Fireship
Price
$375
Level
Intermediate
Format
Self-paced
Language
English
Access
One-time purchase with lifetime access; an annual subscription tier instead bundles this course with the wider library
Support
A public discussion thread attached to each lesson

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What the course covers

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  1. The Big Picture

    Where React sits and what problem it is actually solving, before any API.

  2. Describing UI

    Components and composition as a way of describing an interface declaratively.

  3. Bringing React to Life

    State and events, turning a static description into a working application.

  4. Escaping React

    Working with things React does not control, including refs and external systems.

  5. Optimizing React

    Where re-renders come from and what actually reduces them.

  6. Custom Hooks

    Extracting reusable logic, and the rules that constrain how.

  7. Rebuilding useHooks

    Reconstructing a library of around fifty hooks as the main practical exercise.

  8. Concurrent Rendering

    The concurrent model and what it changes about when work happens.

  9. React on the Server

    Server rendering and the boundary between server and client.

  10. React Interview Questions

    A closing section applying the material to interview-style problems.

Who this course is for

Developers who have used React and want to understand why it behaves as it does rather than only how to use it.

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Who created this course

Fireship

A small developer-education business selling interactive programming courses and a subscription library.

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