In the final tutorial of this series we take a look at setting up a React app completely from scratch, configuring build tools manually.

In this tutorial I show you how to set up React apps locally by adding scripts manually, and then using the create-react-app tool.

Learn how to use CodePen, an online code editor, to set up a React environment. This lets you quickly get started coding React apps with minimal setup.

In this four-part tutorial series we learn how to set up React in multiple ways, ranging from very simple to more complex manual configuration methods.

Learn to build an application showcasing how you can use the power of React to create real-time applications with a back-end API powered by Phoenix.

In this tutorial series, you're learning to create a React blog application. In this tutorial, you'll implement the profile page for the blog.

In our new course, How to Animate Your React App, you'll learn how to add some sparkle to your web app with simple animations.

In this tutorial, you will learn about Facebook’s Flux architecture and how it’s used to handle the data flow in React-based applications.

In the last part of the series, you saw how to add and display posts. Today, you'll implement the functionality to update and delete blog posts in React.

In this video tutorial, we’ll look at the difference between shallow rendering and static rendering when unit testing React components, and how to use them.

In this tutorial, you'll see how to implement the user interface and back end for user registration and user sign-in for a React blogging app.

If you're a JavaScript developer who wants to learn more about managing state in React, try our new short course, React State Management With MobX.