wtf is rallycodingweekly?

RallyCoding is a collection of working code examples that accompany a weekly video series focused on JavaScript and the React ecosystem. It is designed to give learners hands-on, ready-to-run projects that match what they watch in the tutorials, so they can experiment with the code directly rather than just following along on screen. Each folder in the repository corresponds to a single weekly video. To try one out, you open a folder, run a couple of simple commands to install the necessary bits and start the project, then view it in your web browser at a local address. This setup lets you see the example running live and tweak it as you learn. The main audience is people learning JavaScript and React, beginners who want to see concepts in action, or intermediate developers brushing up on newer patterns. For example, if a video covers how to manage state in a React app, the matching folder contains a small, complete app demonstrating that technique, ready to run and modify. The README also points to two longer-form paid courses on Udemy, an introductory one on Modern React with Redux and a more advanced follow-up, positioning this collection as a free, practical companion to those structured tutorials. Beyond that, it doesn't go into detail on individual examples or topics, you explore by browsing the folders and matching them to the videos on RallyCoding.com.