Updated for 2023. React, React Redux, React Hooks, In-depth JavaScript, resume-worthy projects, and more.
Updated for 2023. React, React Redux, React Hooks, In-depth JavaScript, resume-worthy projects, and more.
You will become an in-demand software engineer by taking this course on React JS and Redux. As one of the most popular pairs of frameworks, learning React and Redux is a must. Simply put, learning React will open doors and jobs for you.
This project-based course will have you coding right away. By building four carefully thought-out example applications, you will sharpen your skills in modern web development.
* First, learn the essentials of ReactJS by going through the main concepts.
* Then build your first React application to get familiar with the essentials.
* Create your first Redux application to learn how to pair this elegant and complex framework with React.
* Next, build an application that uses an API along with routing for multiple pages.
* Finally, build an additional app that works with another API and has more advanced redux mechanics.
You’ll not only learn React and Redux, but get comfortable with popular libraries like react-bootstrap, react-router-dom, and more. Plus, you’ll find a secret recipe to Redux that boils it down to three simple steps.
[2023 Update]
Also, this course contains optional content in Nextjs, React 18, and In-Depth JavaScript. Continue your learning React journey beyond hooks, here in this course.
Nextjs and React 18 are the modern ways to make a React application. In this course, you will also build a production-level Nextjs and React 18 project. During the Nextjs and React 18 project section, you will:
Go more into depth with server and client components.
Learn Nextjs server actions.
Explore the React 18 useTransition hook.
Expand upon Nextjs fundamentals, and create a shared layout structure.
Create dynamic segments with Nextjs and learn generateStaticParams.
Explore React Suspense and React lazy.
Dive deeper into advanced Nextjs hooks like useSelectedLayoutSegments, and useSearchParams.
Explore the React 18 useDeferredValue hook.
Learn how to deploy a Nextjs application.
Then follow with a bounty of In-Depth JavaScript content. During the In-Depth JavaScript section, you will find videos on:
* The Console, Operators, and Variables, Arrays, Objects.
* Functions - Declarations vs. Expressions, and Arrow Functions
* Methods and the `this` Keyword
* Callbacks
* A Dynamic Language and Types - "Almost Everything is an Object"
* Equality and Type Coercion
* Let, Const, Mutability, Var, and Scope
* Interview Question | Scope and Hoisting
* Template Literals and Ternary Operators
* The Property Shorthand and Destructuring Assignment
* JSON parse, JSON stringify, Custom and Lodash CloneDeep
* Closures
* Function Factories, and Higher Order Functions
* Prototypes and the Prototype-Based Inheritance, Object Prototype, proto, and the prototype chain
* Asynchronous Code with SetTimeout
* Fetch and Promise from Scratch
* JavaScript Engine and Runtime
* Await and Async
So what are you waiting for? Take the dive into React and Redux. Let’s get started coding.
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