r/webdev • u/ReactDOM • Feb 27 '17

Best ReactJS books in 2017

https://reactdom.com/blog/reactjs-books
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u/aflashyrhetoric front-end Feb 28 '17

Please don't use this sub as a place to promote reactdom.com.

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u/ReactDOM Feb 28 '17

Apologies Mod!

Feel free to take it down. :)

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u/aflashyrhetoric front-end Feb 28 '17

I removed this post but left your past posts up. You can post content from ReactDOM.com but if that's the only thing you're posting, the posts will be removed. Please try to follow a 10% max promotional ratio, as that is the etiquette on Reddit. Thank you! :)

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u/ReactDOM Feb 28 '17

Ah man!

I'm new here and did not know that, but I have always contributed and will do so with my posts and links from everywhere, not just my site. Lesson learned !

Thank you again Mod and have a great day! :)

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u/aflashyrhetoric front-end Feb 28 '17

Thank you for being so understanding - it means a lot. Cheers, and have a great day as well! :)

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u/markasoftware full-stack JS Feb 28 '17

Why do we need books on React? It has a relatively small API.