Advanced React and Redux

Advanced React and Redux, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.34, with 243 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 11493 reviews, and has 88805 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a scaleable API with authentication using Express, Mongo, and Passport Learn the differences between cookie-based and token-based authentication Figure out what a Higher Order Component and how to use it to write dramatically less code Write Redux middleware from scratch to uncover what is happening behind the scenes with Redux Set up your own testing environment with Jest and Enzyme Realize the power of building composable components This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers with experience on React and Redux or NOT for programmers with no previous React/Redux experience! It is particularly useful for Programmers with experience on React and Redux or NOT for programmers with no previous React/Redux experience!.

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Summary

Title: Advanced React and Redux

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.34

Number of Lectures: 243

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 239

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 245

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 241

Original Price: $124.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a scaleable API with authentication using Express, Mongo, and Passport
Learn the differences between cookie-based and token-based authentication
Figure out what a Higher Order Component and how to use it to write dramatically less code
Write Redux middleware from scratch to uncover what is happening behind the scenes with Redux
Set up your own testing environment with Jest and Enzyme
Realize the power of building composable components

Who Should Attend

Programmers with experience on React and Redux
NOT for programmers with no previous React/Redux experience!

Target Audiences

Programmers with experience on React and Redux
NOT for programmers with no previous React/Redux experience!

Knowledge of React + Redux is 100% required! If you are familiar with reducers and action creators you will be fine.

This is the tutorial you’ve been looking for to take your React and Redux skills to the next level.

Authentication with Express/Mongo? Yes! Middleware/Higher Order Components?We got it. Testing with Mocha/Chai? It’s here!

This course wastes no time diving right into interesting topics, and teaches you the core knowledge you need to deeply understand and build React components and structure applications with Redux.

Mastering React and Redux can get you a position in web development or help you build that personal project you’ve been dreaming of. It’s a skill that will put you more in demand in the modern web development industry, especially with the release of Redux and ReactNative.

There are dozens of great tutorials online for React and Redux, but none of them teach the challenging, core features of these two fantastic libraries. I created this course to push you beyond “just getting started.”

Learn how to thoroughly test React and Redux code, including tests for action creators and reducers
Get familiar with Higher Order Components. Don’t know what they are? No problem, you have been using them without even knowing it!
Rewrite a popular Redux Middleware from scratch to handle asynchronous actions
Become a master of the trickiest topic in Javascript: authentication. You will write a server with enterprise-grade authentication from scratch that can scale to hundreds of thousands of users. No shortcuts, no dummy data.

I have built the course that I would have wanted to take when I was learning React and Redux. A course that explains the concepts and how they’re implemented in the best order for you to learn and deeply understand them.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome! Let's Get Started!

Lecture 1: Course Resources

Lecture 2: Join Our Community!

Chapter 2: Testing

Lecture 1: Required Boilerplate – DO NOT SKIP

Lecture 2: Project Generation

Lecture 3: Our First Test

Lecture 4: Introduction to Jest

Lecture 5: App Overview

Lecture 6: Installing Dependencies

Lecture 7: React and Redux Design

Lecture 8: What Do We Test?

Lecture 9: Starting from Scratch

Lecture 10: Rendering the App

Lecture 11: Showing Components in the App

Lecture 12: Valid Test File Names

Lecture 13: Test Structure

Lecture 14: Tricking React with JSDOM

Lecture 15: Verifying Component Existence

Lecture 16: Test Expectations

Lecture 17: Limiting Test Knowledge

Lecture 18: Enzyme Setup

Lecture 19: Enzyme Renderers

Lecture 20: Expectations for Component Instances

Lecture 21: Exercise Time!

Lecture 22: Expecting the Comment List

Lecture 23: Absolute Path Imports

Lecture 24: Code Reuse with BeforeEach

Lecture 25: Comment Box Component

Lecture 26: TextArea Implementation

Lecture 27: CommentBox Test File

Lecture 28: Asserting Element Existence

Lecture 29: AfterEach Statements

Lecture 30: Simulating Change Events

Lecture 31: Providing Fake Events

Lecture 32: Forcing Component Updates

Lecture 33: Retrieving Prop Values

Lecture 34: Form Submit Exercise

Lecture 35: Exercise Solution

Lecture 36: Describe Statements

Lecture 37: Redux Setup

Lecture 38: The Provider Tag

Lecture 39: The SaveComment Action Creator

Lecture 40: Bonding React with Redux

Lecture 41: Redux Test Errors

Lecture 42: Adding a Root Component

Lecture 43: Testing Reducers

Lecture 44: Handling Unknown Types

Lecture 45: Testing Action Creators

Lecture 46: Comment List Wireup

Lecture 47: Getting Data Into Redux

Lecture 48: Redux Initial State

Lecture 49: Cheerio Queries

Lecture 50: One More Feature

Lecture 51: Fetching a Remote Resource

Lecture 52: Parsing Comment List

Lecture 53: Integration Tests

Lecture 54: Integration Tests in Action

Lecture 55: Fixing a Broken Test

Lecture 56: Simulating Button Clicks

Lecture 57: Why the Failure?

Lecture 58: Faking Requests with Moxios

Lecture 59: The Reason for Failure

Lecture 60: Introducing a Pause

Lecture 61: Moxios's Wait Function

Lecture 62: App Wrapup

Chapter 3: Higher Order Components

Lecture 1: An Introduction to Higher Order Components

Lecture 2: Connect – A Higher Order Component

Lecture 3: App Overview

Lecture 4: Adding React Router

Lecture 5: Adding Routes

Lecture 6: Auth Reducer

Lecture 7: Rendering a Header

Lecture 8: Wiring Up State

Lecture 9: Changing Auth State

Lecture 10: Steps for Building a HOC

Lecture 11: Forced Navigation with React Router

Lecture 12: Creating the HOC

Lecture 13: Placing Reusable Logic

Lecture 14: Passing Through Props

Chapter 4: MIddlewares with Redux

Lecture 1: Introduction to Middlewares

Lecture 2: The Purpose of Redux Promise

Lecture 3: How Async Middlewares Work

Lecture 4: Crazy Middleware Syntax

Lecture 5: Forwarding Actions

Lecture 6: Waiting for Promise Resolution

Lecture 7: Observing the Middleware

Lecture 8: State Validation Middleware

Lecture 9: JSON Schema

Lecture 10: Generating JSON Schema

Lecture 11: Middleware Creation

Lecture 12: Emitting Warnings

Chapter 5: Server Setup – Authentication

Lecture 1: Introduction to Authentication

Lecture 2: Cookies vs Tokens

Lecture 3: Scalable Architecture

Lecture 4: Server Setup

Lecture 5: More Server Setup

Instructors

Stephen Grider
Engineering Architect

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1 stars: 90 votes
2 stars: 155 votes
3 stars: 672 votes
4 stars: 2923 votes
5 stars: 7655 votes

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