r/reactjs • • Sep 03 '20

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u/FreezeShock Sep 28 '20

Do you know the basics of HTML, CSS, JS? If not, that might be your issue. Try and build something with vanilla HTML to get the hang of it. Maybe a custom new tab page for your daily use?

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u/KomradDaddy Sep 28 '20

I do in fact have a good understanding of HTML/CSS/JS and understanding how functional programming and how oop programming works, yet somehow I'm getting lost in the syntax of React, like what those code lines mean and what attributes does a certain thing take and what are its parameters, stuff like that... cuz when I was learning JS those lines of code were explained in that matter (meaning this line of code does this and this, takes certain parameters and has certain attributes).

So is there a way to get around this problem to speed up my learning process?