1. **What to Learn Before You Learn React**
- ReactJS is JavaScript-based. You'll need to be familiar with a few things (other than basic JavaScript knowledge) to accelerate your React learning at full speed.
2. 🔵 **Git Version Control**
- Git is a version control tool that helps you manage your source code better.
- Learn basics like initiating a repository, staging/unstaging changes, committing changes, pushing to remote repositories, and resolving merge conflicts.
- Also, know how to use Git-based repository management services like GitHub.
3. 🔵 **HTML**
- Understand the basic structure of web pages using HTML.
- Learn about most-used tags and semantics.
- Resources include HTML crash courses for beginners and the freeCodeCamp's Responsive Web Design certification.
4. 🔵 **CSS**
- Focus on the basics of CSS, including DOM Specificity and classes.
- Learn from resources like CSS-Tricks and project-based tutorials.
5. 🔵 **JavaScript**
- Key concepts include Variable Declarations, Template Literals, Functions & Arrow Functions, Object Destructuring, Spread and Rest Operators, and Module Import and Export.
- Understanding Promises and Async Programming is also important.
6. 🔵 **NPM Ecosystem**
- Familiarize yourself with npm, yarn, and node version manager (nvm).
- Understand their use in running and testing ReactJs apps.
7. 🔵 **How to Deploy, Host and Make your App Public**
- Learn to deploy and make React apps public using tools like Vercel or Netlify.
8. **What to Learn as a Beginner to React**
- Focus on foundational concepts to develop a "Think in React" mindset.
9. 🟡 **Understand What React Is**
- Comprehend the nature of React as a declarative, component-based UI library.
10. 🟡 **Learn How to Set Up your Development Environment**
- Use Create React App for an efficient start.
11. 🟡 **Learn about JSX**
- Understand JSX syntax that combines UI logic with rendering logic.
12. 🟡 **Learn about React Components**
- Grasp the concept of creating reusable, self-contained components using JavaScript classes or functions.
13. 🟡 **State in React**
- Learn about the concept of 'state' in components.
14. 🟡 **Props in React**
- Understand how to use props for component interaction.
15. 🟡 **Lists and Keys in React**
- Learn to render lists and the importance of 'keys'.
16. 🟡 **Life Cycle Methods in React**
- Understand the life-cycle management in React, especially for functional components.
17. **How to Move from Beginner to Intermediate React Developer**
- Focus on application completeness and handling complex ReactJs challenges.
18. 🟣 **Styling in React**
- Explore CSS, Sass, and CSS-driven component libraries for styling.
19. 🟣 **Form Handling in React**
- Learn to manage forms in React using libraries like react-hook-form.
20. 🟣 **Data Handling in React**
- Understand data interaction using APIs with the fetch API or axios.
21. 🟣 **Reconciliation Process in React**
- Learn about the Virtual DOM and diffing algorithm in React.
22. 🟣 **React Hooks**
- Deepen your understanding of built-in hooks like useState and useEffect.
23. 🟣 **Custom React Hooks**
- Learn to create and use custom hooks for reusable component logic.
24. 🟣 **Context in React**
- Understand the use of Context for data sharing across components.
25. **How to Move from Intermediate to Advanced React Developer**
- Deal with expert-level topics for extensive ReactJS application development.
26. 🟢 **Lazy Loading in React**
- Learn about code splitting and lazy loading.
27. 🟢 **Portals in React**
- Understand the use of Portals for modals, dialogs, and tooltips.
28. 🟢 **State Management in React**
- Explore state management solutions like Redux or MobX.
29. 🟢 **Routing in React**
- Learn about React Router for multi-page applications.
30. 🟢 **Theming in React**
- Understand theming in web apps and creating custom themes.
31. 🟢 **Patterns in React**
- Learn about common patterns as solutions to React problems.
32. 🟢 **Anti-Patterns in React**
- Understand the practices to avoid in ReactJS applications.
33. **End Note**
- Learning advanced React concepts includes exploring accessibility, test frameworks, and more.
