Chicago React Training

Accelebrate teaches on-site React training classes at client sites throughout the Chicago area and other Illinois locations.

React is a popular, high-performance JavaScript library for building rapidly responsive user interfaces. Developers use React to quickly and efficiently build large applications with data that changes over time. It automatically manages all UI updates when the underlying data changes. It is used by many of the Internet’s most popular sites, including Airbnb, Angie’s List, Netflix, Imgur, Instagram, and many others.

Accelebrate’s has the perfect React course to teach your team of experienced JavaScript developers the skills they need to immediately implement React in their applications.

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Accelebrate React training in Chicago, Illinois

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Our Chicago React Training Courses

Introduction to React

Comprehensive React Native

Test-Driven Development Using React.js and ES6

Introduction to React, GraphQL, and Relay

Building Web Applications with React and MobX

Introduction to React and Redux

Advanced React and Redux

React and Redux with TypeScript

In Chicago and elsewhere in Illinois, we have trained for:

Capital One (Chicago) in Chicago, Illinois
Concurrency, Inc. in Chicago, Illinois
Coventry Health Care in Downers Grove, Illinois
ETA/Cuisenaire in Vernon Hills, Illinois
Jewish United Fund in Chicago, Illinois
Jump Trading in Chicago, Illinois
Loyola University Hospital in Maywood, Illinois
Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois
Social Security Administration in Chicago, Illinois
Wheels.com in Des Plaines, Illinois

Here is feedback from past students in Illinois:

The content, presentation and exercises were very empowering for using web coding that has previously felt over my head. Highly recommend!
Brad Hart, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois

This class helped me realize that JavaScript is not the daunting monster I thought it was.
Robert Steffen, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois

The class was very interesting for me. I am working on a team that has applications like this one and can very well use this information in the future.
Warren Montgomery, Coventry Health Care, Downers Grove, Illinois