Yes, having a basic understanding of JavaScript is important before starting this React course. React is a JavaScript library, so concepts like variables, functions, arrays, objects, ES6 features are essential. While we do provide a brief refresher at the beginning, this course is designed to build on existing JavaScript knowledge rather than teach it from scratch. If you’re new to JavaScript, we recommend taking a beginner JavaScript course first.

Absolutely. This course is continuously updated to reflect the most current features and best practices in the React ecosystem. We cover the latest stable version of React, including Hooks, Concurrent Rendering fundamentals, and newer features. Staying up-to-date ensures you’re learning skills that are relevant and in-demand in today’s job market.

Definitely. This course is a solid foundation for anyone planning to move into mobile app development using React Native. The component-based architecture, hooks, props, and state management techniques you learn in this course are directly applicable in React Native. While there are differences in UI rendering and mobile-specific APIs, your React knowledge will give you a major head start.

Upon completing this course, you’ll be well-prepared for a variety of development roles. The most common roles include Front-End Developer, React Developer, UI Engineer, and Web Developer.