Learning ReactJS

Learning ReactJS, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 36 lectures, based on 17 reviews, and has 89 subscribers.

You will learn about Set up React development environments See what comprises the React.js library Get to grips with React components and their life cycles Use React JSX and the Virtual DOM Understand how React work with browser events Understand React’s controlled components Work with stateful class components and stateless function components Design a simple browser application Manage the state and use a server API with React Learn about Redux stores, reducers, actions, and middlewares This course is ideal for individuals who are This video course is front-end web developers and mobile application developers with a good working knowledge of JavaScript. It is particularly useful for This video course is front-end web developers and mobile application developers with a good working knowledge of JavaScript. .

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Summary

Title: Learning ReactJS

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Set up React development environments
See what comprises the React.js library
Get to grips with React components and their life cycles
Use React JSX and the Virtual DOM
Understand how React work with browser events
Understand React’s controlled components
Work with stateful class components and stateless function components
Design a simple browser application
Manage the state and use a server API with React
Learn about Redux stores, reducers, actions, and middlewares

Who Should Attend

This video course is front-end web developers and mobile application developers with a good working knowledge of JavaScript.

Target Audiences

This video course is front-end web developers and mobile application developers with a good working knowledge of JavaScript.

React is a JavaScript library that communicates changes on a User Interface to the browsers quickly, without having to re-render anything except the part of the display that needs to change. Elements of a site or application can be updated seamlessly without delay, without disrupting the rest of the display or requiring the user to refresh.

This course first covers all of the React.js basics like its API to create elements and components, the virtual DOM and the JSX syntax extension, using the state, working with browser events and components lifecycle methods. We then dive in and build an application from scratch to practically use the knowledge gained in the first part.

The application we will be building is an administration page for a list of books. You will see a list of books, then can add new books and remove books from the list. The final application will work with a server API to persist the data and it will use the Redux library to manage the data state for React.

About The Author

Samer Bunais a technical content author, software engineer, and mentor. He has a master’s degree in information security and over ten years of progressive experience and success creating tailored solutions for businesses within many industries.

Samer is passionate about everything JavaScript, and he loves exploring new libraries. His favorite technical stacks are Node.js for the backend and React.js for the frontend.

Samer has authored a few books and online courses about React and GraphQL. You can follow him on Twitter at @samerbuna.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Installation and Setup

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Setup Guide

Chapter 2: What Is React?

Lecture 1: Why React?

Lecture 2: The React Way

Lecture 3: The Virtual DOM

Chapter 3: Declarative User Interfaces

Lecture 1: React's Language

Lecture 2: JSX

Chapter 4: React Components

Lecture 1: Defining Components

Lecture 2: Using JSX

Lecture 3: Readability and Reusability

Lecture 4: Composability

Chapter 5: Components State

Lecture 1: Reading and Updating the State

Lecture 2: Deciding Who Owns the State

Lecture 3: Giving Children Components Access to the State

Chapter 6: Working with User Input

Lecture 1: React's Event System

Lecture 2: Working with DOM Nodes

Lecture 3: Controlled Components

Chapter 7: Components Lifecycle

Lecture 1: Mounting and Unmounting Components

Lecture 2: Updating Components

Chapter 8: Building an Application with React

Lecture 1: What Are We Building?

Lecture 2: Building the Presentational Components

Chapter 9: Using React's Built-in State

Lecture 1: Initializing the State

Lecture 2: Separating Components into Modules

Lecture 3: Implementing the Delete Action

Lecture 4: Handling Edge Data Cases

Lecture 5: Reading User Input from the DOM

Lecture 6: Using a Controlled Input Component

Lecture 7: Displaying the Author Information

Chapter 10: Talking to a Remote Backend

Lecture 1: Moving Data to the Backend

Lecture 2: Fetching Data to React State

Lecture 3: Improving the Data API

Chapter 11: Getting Started with Redux

Lecture 1: Configuring Store and Reducers

Lecture 2: Dispatching Actions

Lecture 3: Working with the Redux Promise Middleware

Lecture 4: Deleting a Book

Lecture 5: Final Thoughts

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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4 stars: 9 votes
5 stars: 2 votes

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