In Chicago and elsewhere in Illinois, we have trained for:
- Abbott Diagnostics in Lake Forest, Illinois
- Citadel LLC in Chicago, Illinois
- CRSP-University of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois
- Fry (IL) in Westmont, Illinois
- Loyola University Chicago in Chicago, Illinois
- NECA in Rolling Meadows, Illinois
- SDI Presence in Chicago, Illinois
- Spencer Stuart in Chicago, Illinois
- The Pampered Chef in Addison, Illinois
- Zebra Technologies in Vernon Hills, Illinois
Here is feedback from past students in Illinois:
The material presented and the pace of the class are excellent.
- Mike M, Premier Farnell, Chicago, IL
Excellent instructor. Very clear on explaining things and very knowledgeable on the subject.
- Jaime J, Premier Farnell, Chicago, IL
This was honestly the best technical training class I have ever participated in.
- Diana B, Access Community Health Network, Chicago, IL
The instructor listened and made an effort to understand our questions and what we wanted to know and why we needed it.
- Anonymous, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (IL), Chicago, IL
The instructor was very organized, knowledgeable and patient. He was flexible in talioring the class to our needs and experience and even left us with some tools and constructs to solve a number of our major concerns.
- Michael O, Jewish United Fund, Chicago, IL
Why Use React?
Over the past several years, React has rapidly taken over front-end development. Its virtual developer is user-friendly, there's a very small API to learn, and the barrier to entry is fairly low. In fact, a majority of developers state that they feel React's tools for user interfaces are going to be the industry standard for the foreseeable future. Plus, since numerous top corporations utilize React to reconcile common user interface issues, there's no wonder this library is so in-demand.
Without React and similar libraries, we'd be forced to build out all of our user interfaces with native web APIs and JavaScript. React's declarative model simplifies this process, as we use the library to describe what we want and watch as React makes it happen. Since it's a component-based model, it's almost as easy as putting together a Lego kit. You start with tiny components, then their wrappers, then their wrapper's wrappers, and so on until you have your app.
A Course for Every Subject
Accelebrate offers comprehensive, personalized React courses based on your unique areas of interest. The best part? We craft each and every course to meet your team's skill level. Onsite courses are the most common, meaning our team comes to you and teaches you in an environment that's already comfortable for your staff. So whether you're introducing your team to the library or are seeking to develop more advanced skills, Accelebrate has you covered.
Our extensive list of course offerings means there's something for just about any team that's ready to start incorporating React applications into their workflow. Looking for a comprehensive guide to Native React? We've got that. More interested in diving further into Advanced React and Redux concepts? We've got that too. While it's true that React has a fairly approachable learning curve, there are plenty of more advanced topics to test out as well.
A Proven Success Story
Accelebrate is proud to have trained some of the most prestigious organizations throughout the Chicago area, including Capital One, Loyola University, and Jump Trading. Our pedigree, combined with a high rate of customer satisfaction, means we're the ideal choice for all of your educational needs throughout the metro. Previous Chicago students applaud Accelebrate's pacing, expertise, and lasting impact on future front-end systems.
If you're ready to help your team transition to React and are looking for the right company to handle training, contact the experts at Accelebrate. We'll get to know your specific course needs, your skill levels, and discuss pricing for our personalized, private training sessions. Eager to learn more? Connect with Accelebrate today to learn more about the training courses we offer in Chicago!
