React Training Course

React Training Course, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 193 lectures, based on 30 reviews, and has 166 subscribers.

You will learn about Web Development in React This course is ideal for individuals who are Web Development Beginner who want to learn React It is particularly useful for Web Development Beginner who want to learn React.

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Summary

Title: React Training Course

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 193

Number of Published Lectures: 193

Number of Curriculum Items: 193

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 193

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Web Development in React

Who Should Attend

Web Development Beginner who want to learn React

Target Audiences

Web Development Beginner who want to learn React

I have been working as a coding-teacher for almost 3 years. I figured out that small and easy examples work the best to make students understand. Also, I prepared 30+ small tasks for you. This intensive React course is not just an online-course, it is an intensive React training program and after you have finished it, you will be ready to be productive in React.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to this course

Lecture 1: Introduction to this course

Lecture 2: Preparations

Chapter 2: Advanced JavaScript

Lecture 1: Structure

Lecture 2: Preparations

Lecture 3: Const, Let and Var

Lecture 4: [TASK] Const, Let and Var

Lecture 5: [SOLUTION]: Const, Let and Var

Lecture 6: Function Constructors & Classes

Lecture 7: [TASK] Function Constructors & Classes

Lecture 8: [SOLUTION] Function Constructors & Classes

Lecture 9: Function References

Lecture 10: [TASK] Function References

Lecture 11: [SOLUTION] Function References

Lecture 12: Arrow Functions

Lecture 13: [TASK] Arrow Functions

Lecture 14: [SOLUTION] Arrow Functions

Lecture 15: Promises / Async / Await

Lecture 16: [TASK] Promises / Async / Await

Lecture 17: [SOLUTION] Promises / Async / Await

Lecture 18: Destructuring

Lecture 19: [TASK] Destructuring

Lecture 20: [SOLUTION] Destructuring

Lecture 21: Spread Operator

Lecture 22: [TASK] Spread Operator

Lecture 23: [SOLUTION] Spread Operator

Lecture 24: Rest Operator

Lecture 25: [TASK] Rest Operator

Lecture 26: [SOLUTION] Rest Operator

Lecture 27: Key Interpolation

Lecture 28: [TASK] Key Interpolation

Lecture 29: [SOLUTION] Key Interpolation

Lecture 30: Map & Filter

Lecture 31: [TASK] Map & Filter

Lecture 32: [SOLUTION] Map & Filter

Lecture 33: Modules

Lecture 34: [TASK] Modules

Lecture 35: [SOLUTION] Modules

Lecture 36: Ternary Operator

Lecture 37: [TASK] Ternary Operator

Lecture 38: [SOLUTION] Ternary Operator

Chapter 3: React Classic: Introduction

Lecture 1: Structure

Lecture 2: Preparations

Lecture 3: Windows Installation

Lecture 4: MacOS Installation

Lecture 5: Ubuntu Linux Installation

Lecture 6: HalloWorld

Lecture 7: JSX: Expressions & Conditional Rendering

Lecture 8: [TASK] JSX: Expressions & Conditional Rendering

Lecture 9: [SOLUTION] JSX: Expressions & Conditional Rendering

Lecture 10: JSX: Arrays

Lecture 11: [TASK] JSX: Arrays

Lecture 12: [SOLUTION] JSX: Arrays

Lecture 13: CSS

Lecture 14: [TASK] CSS

Lecture 15: [SOLUTION] CSS

Lecture 16: Sub-Components

Lecture 17: [TASK] Sub-Components

Lecture 18: [SOLUTION] Sub-Components

Chapter 4: React Classic: State & Events

Lecture 1: Structure

Lecture 2: Definition of State

Lecture 3: [TASK] Definition of State

Lecture 4: [SOLUTION] Definition of State

Lecture 5: Definition of Events

Lecture 6: [TASK] Definition of Events

Lecture 7: [SOLUTION] Definition of Events

Lecture 8: Events in JSX-Lists

Lecture 9: [TASK] Events in JSX-Lists

Lecture 10: [SOLUTION] Events in JSX-Lists

Chapter 5: React Classic: Communication between 2 components

Lecture 1: Structure

Lecture 2: Stateful VS. Stateless Components

Lecture 3: [TASK] Stateful VS. Stateless Components

Lecture 4: [SOLUTION] Stateful VS. Stateless Components

Lecture 5: Downward Communication via Passing Function References

Lecture 6: [TASK] Downward Communication via Passing Function References

Lecture 7: [SOLUTION] Downward Communication via Passing Function References

Lecture 8: Upward Communication via Passing Function References

Lecture 9: Excourse: Radio Buttons

Lecture 10: [TASK] Upward Communication via Passing Function References

Lecture 11: [SOLUTION] Upward Communication via Passing Function References

Lecture 12: Sub-Components with an Ending-Tag

Lecture 13: [TASK] Sub-Components with an Ending-Tag

Lecture 14: [SOLUTION] Sub-Components with an Ending-Tag

Chapter 6: React Classic: Lifecycle

Lecture 1: Structure

Lecture 2: Overview

Lecture 3: Mounting Phase

Lecture 4: Updating Phase

Lecture 5: Unmounting Phase

Lecture 6: [TASK] Lifecycle

Lecture 7: [SOLUTION] Lifecycle

Chapter 7: React Classic: Routing

Lecture 1: Structure

Lecture 2: Definition of a Route

Lecture 3: [TASK] Definition of a Route

Lecture 4: [SOLUTION] Definition of a Route

Instructors

Jan Schulz
Web-Developer, Teacher and Founder

Matthias Daubenmerkl

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