React JS for Beginners

 

IT Seminars and Educational Trips Reflection Report

Jerika Soriano
BSIT 4B

React JS for Beginners 

Details of the Event/Activity:

I recently completed the "React JS for Beginners" course by The New Boston. This course provided an introduction to React JS, a popular JavaScript framework maintained by Facebook, Instagram, and several other companies. React JS is widely used in the development of dynamic and responsive web applications, including those for Netflix, Imgur, Feedly, Airbnb, SeatGeek, HelloSign, and Walmart.

 

Reflections on the Webinar/Activity and Learnings:

The course was well-organized, starting with the basics of React JS and progressively covering more advanced concepts. It explained the core principles of React, including components, state, and props. The instructor's approach was clear and engaging, making complex ideas accessible even for beginners. The hands-on coding examples and practical exercises were particularly helpful in reinforcing my understanding of the concepts.

 

Reflections on Possibilities for Practical Application of Learning:

The practical applications of this course are vast. With the knowledge gained, I am now able to build dynamic and interactive web applications using React JS. I feel confident in creating reusable components, managing application state, and using props to pass data between components. This knowledge is directly applicable to my work, as many modern web development projects rely on frameworks like React to create efficient and maintainable codebases.

 

Suggestions for Improvements to be Made/Consider for Future Activities:

While the course was comprehensive, improvement could be offering a module on integrating React with other technologies and libraries, this would provide a more holistic view of how React fits into the broader web development ecosystem.

 

Positive Feedback on the Event Organization:

The course was very well-organized. The content was presented in a logical sequence, starting from the basics and building up to more complex topics. The instructor’s explanations were clear and concise, making it easy to follow along. The use of hands-on coding exercises helped to reinforce the concepts taught. The New Boston platform was user-friendly, making it easy to navigate through the course materials and track my progress.

 

Suggestions for Improvements to be Made/Consider for Future Activities:

To further improve the course, I suggest incorporating a discussion forum or Q&A section where participants can interact with the instructor and peers. This would allow for the exchange of ideas, provide support for troubleshooting issues, and enhance the overall learning experience.


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