Learn how to get started with Kendo UI and React, and quickly add some great components to your React app with this series of short quickstart videos.
React is one of the three currently reigning JavaScript frameworks, along with Angular and Vue, and it is being used by dev teams from single app teams all the way to enterprise development environments. Of course, while React brings a lot of value to any project, putting a “face” on your app is a critical step as well. Providing your users with an excellent customer experience is the ultimate goal.
Fortunately, Kendo UI makes that easy by providing a rich set of UI components for a React environment and giving you everything from complex data grids and charts to buttons and gauges, all integrated with React. Kendo UI is easy to use and easy to learn, and we’ve just made it even easier. Not sure if Kendo UI is the right choice for you? Take a look at this series of quickstart videos that will show you how easy it is to get up and running with Kendo UI.
The videos are split up into individual topics so you can consume them at your own pace, and if you’ve already started with Kendo UI and React and don’t need to cover the first few topics you can easily skip ahead to new content. Below is a quick overview of the individual videos that are available, or feel free to just go take a look right here.
Take a look at the whole series or just pick and choose topics that interest you.
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This video tutorial was built by Tara Manicsic, a Developer Advocate for Kendo UI.
You can find the videos all together on the React Videos web page or see them directly on YouTube.
Tara is a life-long student, teacher and maker. She has spent the majority of her career using JavaScript on both the backend and frontend to create applications. In her free time, she works in her community to educate and learn from other developers. Tara launched the Cincinnati Chapter of Women Who Code and Co-Chairs the Cincinnati branch of NodeSchool. Beyond code, she likes to make things with other materials (wool, solder, clay, etc.) and hike any mountain she can get to.
She has contributed many other videos, talks, and papers including her recently co-authored whitepaper entitled, "The Future of JavaScript: 2018 and Beyond".
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John loves technology and because he just doesn’t get enough during the day, he also writes apps for fun as a hobby. He has worked in various software development and product marketing roles at both hardware and software companies. John has a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering (Computer Design) and is in the middle of his Master's in Computer Science. When not actually sitting in front of a monitor he enjoys playing guitar.