Beginner React/Messenger Tutorials: 2020 Developer Circles Community Challenge
On September 10th, 2020, Facebook Developers announced the 2020 Developer Circles Community Challenge.
The challenge was on creating tutorials for using any of Facebook's open-source products.
Submissions were really great and once again appreciating and stressing on the importance of developer communities.
I have gone through the regional and global submission winners and I'd love to highlight all React-based tutorials for beginners.
Here is the list: (No particular order was followed here :-) )
HayWord | Case Study for Making Real Word Chatbot Messenger
The tutorial guides on creating a Messenger chatbot using Wit.AI with a web interface (using React). A good one for learning integration of the various products by Facebook.
Calendar buddy
The tutorial is about an application that allows a user to ask questions about his/her calendar items. The application will provide suggestions, even when the user hasn't finished typing a full question. This way, the application proactively proposes the answer to the user's question.
React Custom Animation Hooks Tutorial
This tutorial gives a guide on how to use react hooks to animate components of a page.
Documenting with Docusaurus Version 2 for beginners
Docusaurus is an open-source static site generator for documentation of projects that runs on React.
This repository will show you a step by step tutorial on how to work with Docusaurus version 2 to display your information in a more orderly way using the markdown language.
Chatbot For Class
This tutorial guides you in creating a Messenger chatbot using Wit.ai that
Creating a COVID-19 info Chatbot for Facebook Messenger with Wit.ai You are going to create a Facebook Messenger Chatbot in this tutorial, which will inform users whether it's safe to perform a certain activity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Getting Started with React Hooks: useState and useEffect
The tutorial has a number of practical examples on how to get started with React Hooks
Live Chess
Learn JavaScript, React, Node.js, and Socket.io by creating an online multiplayer chess game.
Well, that's pretty much it. You can find the official announcement on submissions