Meteor and React for Realtime Apps

Meteor and React for Realtime Apps, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 112 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 1994 reviews, and has 10471 subscribers.

You will learn about Create interactive web apps amazingly fast Build amazing single page applications with Meteor and React JS Master fundamental concepts behind structuring Meteor applications Learn the true purpose of Meteor in a modern application Be the engineer who explains how Meteor works to everyone else, because you know the fundamentals so well Build and prototype interesting personal projects in a weekend This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers looking to learn Meteor or Engineers who have researched Meteor but have had trouble mastering some concepts or Web developers who are looking to build a full-stack web application or Entrepreneurs who want to make their own apps without relying on others It is particularly useful for Programmers looking to learn Meteor or Engineers who have researched Meteor but have had trouble mastering some concepts or Web developers who are looking to build a full-stack web application or Entrepreneurs who want to make their own apps without relying on others.

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Summary

Title: Meteor and React for Realtime Apps

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 112

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 111

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 113

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 112

Original Price: $124.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create interactive web apps amazingly fast
Build amazing single page applications with Meteor and React JS
Master fundamental concepts behind structuring Meteor applications
Learn the true purpose of Meteor in a modern application
Be the engineer who explains how Meteor works to everyone else, because you know the fundamentals so well
Build and prototype interesting personal projects in a weekend

Who Should Attend

Programmers looking to learn Meteor
Engineers who have researched Meteor but have had trouble mastering some concepts
Web developers who are looking to build a full-stack web application
Entrepreneurs who want to make their own apps without relying on others

Target Audiences

Programmers looking to learn Meteor
Engineers who have researched Meteor but have had trouble mastering some concepts
Web developers who are looking to build a full-stack web application
Entrepreneurs who want to make their own apps without relying on others

This is the tutorial you’ve been looking for to master building dynamic web apps with Meteor JS, with all the most important topics covered in great depth!

Authentication? �Covered. Routing? �Of course! Security?�We got it.

Meteor JS can get you a position in web development or help you build that personal project you’ve been dreaming of. Meteor is the ultimate framework for developer productivity; it is bar-none the fastest technology you can use to make fast and interactive web apps in just a few hours.

This course will get you up and running quickly, and teach you the core knowledge you need to deeply understand and build interesting apps with Meteor and React.

We’ll start by mastering the fundamentals of React, including JSX, “props”, “state”, and eventing. Source code is provided for each lecture, so you will always stay up-to-date with the course pacing. After an introduction to React, we’ll dive right in to Meteor, covering topics like Collections, Meteor Methods, Subscriptions, and Publications.

If you are new to Meteor or React, or if you’ve been working to learn it but sometimes feel like you still don’t quite ‘get it’, this is the course for you! To learn Meteor you have to understand it.

Learn how to secure Meteor applications with enterprise-grade security. Don’t let your data leak!
Set up user authentication and permissions using Meteor’s built-in auth system.
Use React to render your Meteor data; master the process of breaking down a complex component into many smaller, interchangeable components
Grasp the difference between “props” and “state” and when to use each
Develop complex applications that scale in complexity by mastering Meteor

I’ve built the course that I would have wanted to take when I was learning Meteor. 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: The Basics of Any Meteor App

Lecture 1: One Quick Item…

Lecture 2: Link to All Code For This Course

Lecture 3: Installing Meteor

Lecture 4: Purpose of Meteor Projects

Lecture 5: Project Dependencies

Lecture 6: React vs Meteor

Chapter 2: A React Primer

Lecture 1: Getting Something on the Screen

Lecture 2: Importing React

Lecture 3: Building a React Component

Lecture 4: Meteor Startup

Lecture 5: Project Overview and Challenges

Lecture 6: Export Statements

Lecture 7: Nesting Component

Lecture 8: Working with Dummy Data

Lecture 9: Building a List of Images

Lecture 10: Communication with Props

Lecture 11: Adding CSS in Components

Lecture 12: Key Props

Lecture 13: Image API Endpoint

Lecture 14: AJAX with Axios

Lecture 15: Class Based Components

Lecture 16: Loading Data with Lifecycle Methods

Lecture 17: State in Components

Lecture 18: Implementing State

Lecture 19: Recap on State

Lecture 20: Passing Images as Props

Lecture 21: Filtering Out Albums

Lecture 22: Image Description

Lecture 23: Upvotes and Downvotes

Lecture 24: Implementing Image Score

Lecture 25: Wrapup

Chapter 3: On to Meteor!

Lecture 1: Directory Introduction

Lecture 2: Challenges in this App

Lecture 3: App Boilerplate

Lecture 4: MongoDB Collections

Lecture 5: Creating MongoDB Collections

Lecture 6: Generating Data with Faker

Lecture 7: Get Data with Collection Queries

Lecture 8: Inserting Records into Collections

Lecture 9: Reading Server Console Logs

Lecture 10: Boilerplate for Employee List

Lecture 11: Publications and Subscriptions

Lecture 12: Publications with Cursors

Lecture 13: Creating a Container

Lecture 14: Publication and Subscription Review

Lecture 15: Employee Detail Scaffolding

Lecture 16: Styling Employee Details

Lecture 17: More Styling and Bug Fixes

Lecture 18: Flexbox Styling

Lecture 19: Click Handlers

Lecture 20: Updating Subscriptions

Lecture 21: Refactoring from Functions to Classes

Lecture 22: Fetching More Users

Chapter 4: Getting More Complex – Meteor Methods

Lecture 1: Project Overview

Lecture 2: Problems to Solve

Lecture 3: Redirecting Short Links

Lecture 4: Boilerplate Setup

Lecture 5: Header Component Warmup

Lecture 6: Links Collection

Lecture 7: Link Create Component

Lecture 8: Form Submit and Refs

Lecture 9: The Insecure Package

Lecture 10: Handling Data Securely

Lecture 11: Safely Changing Data with Meteor Methods

Lecture 12: Validating URLs

Lecture 13: Graceful Error Handling

Lecture 14: Generating Unique Tokens for URLs

Lecture 15: A Publication for Links

Lecture 16: Link List Table

Lecture 17: Intercepting Requests with Meteor Middleware

Lecture 18: Finding Tokens in URLs

Lecture 19: Redirecting Users to Long Links

Lecture 20: Redirecting Users to Long Links Continued

Lecture 21: Updating Mongo Records

Lecture 22: Wrapup

Chapter 5: Full Stack Development – Workspaces

Lecture 1: Workspace Collaborator Overview

Lecture 2: Project Challenges

Lecture 3: Outlining Component Definitions

Lecture 4: Bootstrapping an App

Lecture 5: Scaffolding a Header

Lecture 6: Authentication UI

Lecture 7: Authenication UI Continued

Lecture 8: Bins Collection

Lecture 9: Insert Bins Method

Lecture 10: Create Bin Button

Lecture 11: Accessing Bins with Publications

Lecture 12: Claiming Bins with Subscriptions

Lecture 13: Rendering a List of Bins

Lecture 14: Removing a Bin

Lecture 15: Routing with React Router

Lecture 16: More on React Router

Lecture 17: Default Components with IndexRoutes

Lecture 18: Accessing the URL with Route Params

Lecture 19: Navigation with Link Tags

Instructors

Stephen Grider
Engineering Architect

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 11 votes
2 stars: 25 votes
3 stars: 101 votes
4 stars: 483 votes
5 stars: 1374 votes

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