Create a chess game in react

Create a chess game in react, available at $54.99, with 18 lectures, and has 7 subscribers.

You will learn about Break down a complicated task to smaller pieces Convert chess rules to coding logic Connect different pieces of a game together Setup a controller entity to govern the game moves This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner or Intermediate react developers curious about new challenges It is particularly useful for Beginner or Intermediate react developers curious about new challenges.

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Summary

Title: Create a chess game in react

Price: $54.99

Number of Lectures: 18

Number of Published Lectures: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 18

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 18

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Break down a complicated task to smaller pieces
Convert chess rules to coding logic
Connect different pieces of a game together
Setup a controller entity to govern the game moves

Who Should Attend

Beginner or Intermediate react developers curious about new challenges

Target Audiences

Beginner or Intermediate react developers curious about new challenges

You have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and some React. Now, you’re eager to move forward and dive into more advanced technologies. You’re here because you’re a passionate React enthusiast on a mission: to learn React more effectively by completing a seemingly hard exercise.

I am here to help you achieve your mission. With over 20 years of experience developing software applications and extensive teaching expertise, you can trust my methods. I’ve mastered numerous technologies throughout my career, so I know exactly what’s needed to learn and how to guide you through the process.

This course is divided into 18 comprehensive lessons. We will work through each challenge to create a fully functional chess game, incorporating all the rules and intricacies of the game. We’ll employ Redux as our state management system and pair it with React’s Context API for a modern, efficient approach.

Each lesson is meticulously designed to build on the previous one, ensuring you develop a strong, cohesive understanding of each concept. The code for each lesson will be available for you to review, practice, and build upon at your own pace.

By the end of this course, you will not only have built an impressive chess game, but you will also have a deep, practical understanding of advanced React concepts and state management techniques. You’ll be well-equipped to tackle complex projects and advance your career as a React developer.

Join me on this exciting journey, and let’s elevate your React skills to new heights together.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Chess game

Lecture 1: Setup the board

Lecture 2: Add the pieces to their correct position

Lecture 3: Drag and drop pieces

Lecture 4: Add reducer function and contextAPI

Lecture 5: Setup arbiter controller and move rook logic

Lecture 6: Move the knights around

Lecture 7: How to move the bishop

Lecture 8: Moving the queen

Lecture 9: How kings move in a chess game

Lecture 10: Pawns move and simple capture

Lecture 11: What is en-passant and how to include it in the game logic

Lecture 12: Promotion

Lecture 13: Castling rules and logic

Lecture 14: Checking the king

Lecture 15: Stalemate rule and how to write the code for it

Lecture 16: Insufficient material

Lecture 17: Checkmate

Lecture 18: Notation and Take back

Instructors

Amir shahbabaee
Developer with focus on react and javascript

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