Front end web development in Rust

Front end web development in Rust, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 26 lectures, based on 56 reviews, and has 779 subscribers.

You will learn about Developing frontend components with Yew's virtual DOM Becoming familiar with the Rust WebAssembly ecosystem Interacting with browser and listening to events via wasm and websys Communicating to web APIs for CRUD via an authorization layer This course is ideal for individuals who are Experienced web developers evaluating Rust and WebAssembly for their next project or Rust developers who want to build a UI for their application in Rust It is particularly useful for Experienced web developers evaluating Rust and WebAssembly for their next project or Rust developers who want to build a UI for their application in Rust.

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Summary

Title: Front end web development in Rust

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 26

Number of Published Lectures: 26

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $54.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Developing frontend components with Yew's virtual DOM
Becoming familiar with the Rust WebAssembly ecosystem
Interacting with browser and listening to events via wasm and websys
Communicating to web APIs for CRUD via an authorization layer

Who Should Attend

Experienced web developers evaluating Rust and WebAssembly for their next project
Rust developers who want to build a UI for their application in Rust

Target Audiences

Experienced web developers evaluating Rust and WebAssembly for their next project
Rust developers who want to build a UI for their application in Rust

WebAssembly is a binary instruction format that most browsers support. It enables languages such as Rust, C, C++ Go, etc., to be compiled and run in a web browser.

The Rust programming language is the most frequently used language for developing WebAssembly applications, according to surveys.

And how could it not? It was voted as StackOverflow’s most loved and desired programming language, eight years in a row, thus everyone is looking for an excuse to run it even inside browsers, where Javascript is the usually the common approach.

You have already spent a good amount of time developing web applications and you have a very good understanding of Rust.

You are wondering whether you can develop your next UI in Rust and ship it to browser via WASM.

You are looking for a resource that has all you need in a single place.

Well, look no further! In this course i will show you how to create a complex web app in Rust that consumes JSON APIs.

We will use the Yew web framework along with wasm crates to build a UI with

– Authentication

– Several different routes and pages

– Forms for CRUD support

– State management, custom hooks and reducers

– Async requests via browser’s fetch API

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Local setup

Lecture 3: Gitlab repository

Chapter 2: Login page

Lecture 1: Yew Components

Lecture 2: Component props

Lecture 3: Event handling

Lecture 4: Backend setup

Lecture 5: Login endpoint

Lecture 6: Alert component and error handling

Chapter 3: Router and contexts

Lecture 1: Router and custom routes

Lecture 2: Navigator and redirects

Lecture 3: Custom context and reducer

Lecture 4: Links and menu

Chapter 4: Session handling

Lecture 1: Session storage for auth tokens

Lecture 2: Logout

Chapter 5: CRUD

Lecture 1: Rustacean list and add

Lecture 2: Loader and custom hook

Lecture 3: Edit rustacean

Lecture 4: Delete rustacean

Lecture 5: Crates list and add

Lecture 6: Select component

Lecture 7: Textarea component

Lecture 8: Crates edit and delete

Chapter 6: Trunk

Lecture 1: Copying and serving files

Lecture 2: Custom CSS or SASS

Lecture 3: Building for release

Instructors

Paris Liakos
Web rustler

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