ReactJS – The Beginner Masterclass [NEW]
ReactJS – The Beginner Masterclass [NEW], available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 88 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 77 subscribers.
You will learn about Master React fundamentals: components, state, props, hooks. Build interactive apps, handle forms, fetch data, and more. Create real-world projects: Todo app, book search. Gain hands-on experience, solidify skills, become proficient in React. Develop essential React skills: manage state, handle events, implement reusable components, and custom hooks effectively. Learn React quickly: understand core concepts, build projects, and gain practical experience to become a proficient React developer This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is designed for beginners who want to learn ReactJS from scratch. It's also suitable for web developers looking to enhance their skills. It is particularly useful for This course is designed for beginners who want to learn ReactJS from scratch. It's also suitable for web developers looking to enhance their skills.
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Summary
Title: ReactJS – The Beginner Masterclass [NEW]
Price: $54.99
Average Rating: 4.65
Number of Lectures: 88
Number of Published Lectures: 87
Number of Curriculum Items: 88
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 87
Original Price: $124.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Master React fundamentals: components, state, props, hooks. Build interactive apps, handle forms, fetch data, and more.
- Create real-world projects: Todo app, book search. Gain hands-on experience, solidify skills, become proficient in React.
- Develop essential React skills: manage state, handle events, implement reusable components, and custom hooks effectively.
- Learn React quickly: understand core concepts, build projects, and gain practical experience to become a proficient React developer
Who Should Attend
- This course is designed for beginners who want to learn ReactJS from scratch. It's also suitable for web developers looking to enhance their skills.
Target Audiences
- This course is designed for beginners who want to learn ReactJS from scratch. It's also suitable for web developers looking to enhance their skills.
Welcome to the Ultimate React.js Mastery Course! This comprehensive journey is your gateway to mastering React.js, the JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
In this comprehensive journey, you will start by understanding the core concepts of React, including components, props, and state management.
You’ll then explore more advanced topics such as React hooks, which revolutionize how you handle state and side effects, and delve into the intricacies of component lifecycle.
As you progress, you’ll gain proficiency in creating custom hooks and leveraging context for efficient state management. These skills will provide valuable insights into building scalable and maintainable applications, a key advantage in the competitive world of web development.
One of the highlights of this course is learning how to consume APIs using the useEffect hook.
You’ll discover best practices for fetching data asynchronously, handling errors, and optimizing performance, ensuring seamless integration of external data into your applications.
What sets this course apart is its focus on practical application. You’ll dive into hands-on projects, like crafting a dynamic Grocery List app and creating an engaging Random Quotes app. These real-world scenarios will reinforce your learning, honing your skills and boosting your confidence as a React developer.
In this course, you will learn:
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Core concepts of React.js, including components, props, and state management.
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Advanced topics such as React hooks (useState, useEffect, useContext), component lifecycle, and conditional rendering.
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Creating custom hooks for efficient state management and code reuse.
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Consuming APIs with the useEffect hook, including best practices for data fetching and error handling.
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Building interactive and responsive user interfaces with React.js.
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Practical application of React.js skills through hands-on projects like the Grocery List app and Random Quotes app.
By the end of this course, you’ll have a deep understanding of React.js and the ability to easily build interactive and responsive user interfaces. Whether you’re a beginner looking to start your journey in web development or a seasoned developer aiming to level up your skills, this course is your ultimate guide to becoming a proficient React.js developer. Join us and unlock the full potential of React.js today!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction & Course Prerequisites
Lecture 2: Build a Simple React App – Part 1
Lecture 3: Build a Simple React App – Finalize
Chapter 2: Course Code
Lecture 1: Get the Source code
Chapter 3: Introduction to React JS – What is React & How it Works & Hands-on
Lecture 1: The Old vs New Way of Building Web Apps – SPA
Lecture 2: Why React JS – Motivation for Using React JS
Lecture 3: What is React JS – How React Works
Lecture 4: Check in
Chapter 4: Development Environment Setup (MacOS and Windows)
Lecture 1: Setup Development Environment – Install VS Code and Chrome Browser and NodeJS
Lecture 2: Install VS Code Extensions for React Development
Lecture 3: Create and Run a React Project with Vite – Full Overview
Chapter 5: Deep Dive into React – React Project and Components
Lecture 1: React Project Files and Folder Walkthrough
Lecture 2: Create our First React Component
Lecture 3: JSX and How React Treats the DOM – Deep Dive
Lecture 4: JSX Compilation Process – Babeljs – Demo
Lecture 5: Understanding the Main Project Files
Lecture 6: Writing JavaScript inside of JSX Code – The Book Component
Lecture 7: Introduction to Props – Refactor book Component to Use Props
Lecture 8: Adding an Array of Books & Pulling Data from an Array -Manually
Lecture 9: Using the map Function to Show Book List Items
Lecture 10: Understanding the React Key Prop
Lecture 11: Props and One-Way Data Flow Concept in React
Lecture 12: Destructuring Props
Lecture 13: CHALLENGE: User Profile Card Challenge & Solution
Lecture 14: Section Summary
Chapter 6: React State and Styling React Components
Lecture 1: Introduction to state Management – Forms and Interactivity in React
Lecture 2: Restructuring the Project – UserProfile Components
Lecture 3: Pulling Book Data from a Different Data File
Lecture 4: Introduction to State in React – The Wrong way to Change State
Lecture 5: using React Hook – useState to Fix State Management Issues
Lecture 6: How State Works in React – Overview
Lecture 7: Hands-On – Random Quote App – Setup
Lecture 8: Hands-on Random Quote App – Full setup & Final
Lecture 9: How State Works in React – Review
Lecture 10: Styling Components in React – CSS files Overview
Lecture 11: Installing Bootstrap and Using it in RandomQuotes App
Lecture 12: Adding Another Piece of State – Random Color
Lecture 13: Lifting State Up – React Patterns Overview
Lecture 14: Lifting State Up – Hands-on – RandomQuote App
Lecture 15: Lift State Up – Hands-on – Review – A Simple Counter App
Chapter 7: React Forms and Interactivity – Build the GroceryList App
Lecture 1: Introduction to Forms in React – Overview
Lecture 2: Setting up a Simple Form
Lecture 3: The onSubmit Event Handler and preventDefault method
Lecture 4: Controlled Elements
Lecture 5: Adding Form Inputs – Show the List Items on Page
Lecture 6: Multi-input Form Setup – Hands-on
Lecture 7: Multi-form Input and the handleChange Event Handler
Lecture 8: onHandle Submit – Add Simple Validation and Show the Person Card
Lecture 9: The Grocery List App – Demo
Lecture 10: Hands-on: GroceryList Component – Adding Dummy Data & Show on the List
Lecture 11: Hands-on – Creating the Footer and Nav Components
Lecture 12: Styling the GroceryList Item
Lecture 13: Add Grocery Form
Lecture 14: Fix – Clear form Issues
Lecture 15: Adding Bootstrap Icon
Lecture 16: Passing the toggleBought Event as Prop
Lecture 17: Implementing the toggling – Testing in the Console
Lecture 18: Changing the circle Color and List Item Text when Clicked
Lecture 19: Adding the handleRemoveItem Prop and Function to Remove and Item
Lecture 20: Adding Stats in the Footer Component
Lecture 21: Section Summary
Chapter 8: Connecting to the Backend – Consuming APIs & the useEffect Hook & Custom Hooks
Lecture 1: Connecting to the Backend and useEffect – Overview
Lecture 2: Fetching data from an API the Wrong Way
Lecture 3: Fetching Data from an API with useEffect Hook
Lecture 4: Setting up Loading State
Lecture 5: Using the Dependency Array & Adding Values to Control the Component Lifecycle
Chapter 9: Build a BookSearch React App
Lecture 1: The Project Setup
Lecture 2: Setup NavBar Component
Lecture 3: Create the Footer Component
Lecture 4: Pulling in Books from an API
Lecture 5: Set up the URL Search Query
Lecture 6: Setup SearchBar and Props
Lecture 7: Making sure the SearchTerm State is Updating Correctly – Debugging
Lecture 8: Showing Books on Screen
Lecture 9: Adding Loading State and Indicator
Lecture 10: Clearing the Search Form
Lecture 11: Setup the API-Client – Implementing FetchBooks Function
Lecture 12: Introduction to Custom Hooks & Creating a Custom Hook – useBooks
Lecture 13: Adding the AbortController Interface
Lecture 14: The Book Details Component – Part 1
Lecture 15: Conditional Rendering with && – Testing SelectedBook
Lecture 16: Show Book Details in a Modal View
Lecture 17: Handling Missing Fields from the API
Chapter 10: Deploying a React App
Lecture 1: Build and setup Vercel and Deploying the App
Lecture 2: Connecting to Github repo and Automate Deployment workflow
Lecture 3: The BookSearch App – Summary
Chapter 11: Wrap up
Lecture 1: Course Wrap up
Instructors
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Paulo Dichone | Software Engineer, AWS Cloud Practitioner & Instructor
Android, Flutter, AWS, Best Selling Instructor
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