Electron React JS A Practical Guide for Chat App

Electron & React JS – A Practical Guide for Chat App, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 138 lectures, based on 306 reviews, and has 2774 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how Electron JS works Create a real-life chat application Create native apps with Javascript, Html + CSS Learn how to use React JS in combination with Electron This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers looking for a very practical guide or People wanting to utilize web technologies(JS, Html, CSS) to create native apps or Developers looking for an easy way to create native applications It is particularly useful for Developers looking for a very practical guide or People wanting to utilize web technologies(JS, Html, CSS) to create native apps or Developers looking for an easy way to create native applications.

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Summary

Title: Electron & React JS – A Practical Guide for Chat App

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 138

Number of Published Lectures: 138

Number of Curriculum Items: 138

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 138

Original Price: 129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand how Electron JS works

Create a real-life chat application

Create native apps with Javascript, Html + CSS

Learn how to use React JS in combination with Electron

Who Should Attend

Developers looking for a very practical guide

People wanting to utilize web technologies(JS, Html, CSS) to create native apps

Developers looking for an easy way to create native applications

Target Audiences

Developers looking for a very practical guide

People wanting to utilize web technologies(JS, Html, CSS) to create native apps

Developers looking for an easy way to create native applications

Electron: Transform your web development skills into desktop app creation with Electron. This powerful framework streamlines the process of building native applications, utilizing familiar web technologies such as JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. By letting Electron handle the intricacies, you can focus on the core elements of your application.

React JS: Explore React, the library that makes interactive UI creation seamless. Design simple views for each state in your application, and watch as React efficiently updates and renders the appropriate components when your data changes.

Firebase: Unlock the potential of Firebase, a platform that provides analytics, databases, messaging, and crash reporting. Accelerate your development process and keep your focus on delivering a user-centric experience while Firebase manages the backend complexities.

Course Overview:

1. Electron Basics:

2. Gain a solid understanding of Electron concepts.

3. Explore the main and renderer processes.

4. Utilize React for UI design and Webpack for efficient source file bundling.

5. View Creation and Firestore Integration:

6. Develop multiple views (Home, Chat, Settings) with integrated routing.

7. Utilize Firestore queries for data manipulation.

8. Implement state management using the Redux architecture.

9. Authentication:

10. Create secure login and register forms.

11. Handle errors from Firestore.

12. Restrict application access to logged-in users.

13. Redux Middleware and Notifications:

14. Explore advanced Redux middleware concepts.

15. Implement a Notification feature for tracking user online/offline status changes

16. Chat Management:

17. Focus on creating and joining chats.

18. Display user online status in real-time.

19. Enhance the chat interface for a seamless user experience.

20. Messaging Features:

21. Add real-time messaging capabilities.

22. Enable users to write and send synchronized messages across all active clients.

23. Electron Environment Adjustments:

24. Fine-tune the Electron environment.

25. Customize the application menu, tray icon, and appearance.

26. Configure build options for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Bonus Content:

Electron Forge App:

Initialize an app using Electron Forge, integrating React and Typescript.

ChatGPT Integration:

Gain insights into integrating ChatGPT into your application.

Embark on a comprehensive learning journey with hands-on projects, and elevate your development skills. Join us to build exciting applications and unlock the full potential of Electron, React, and Firebase. See you in the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: New Section Added

Lecture 3: How to solve issues

Chapter 2: Electron Basics

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Initialize Electron

Lecture 3: Create browser window

Lecture 4: Features of electron

Lecture 5: More about Electron & Notifications

Lecture 6: Chrome vs Electron

Lecture 7: Node integration

Lecture 8: Code cleanup

Lecture 9: Install React

Lecture 10: Webpack

Lecture 11: Source Map + Debugging

Lecture 12: Electron reload

Lecture 13: Main & Renderer communication

Lecture 14: Preload

Lecture 15: Context bridge

Chapter 3: Working on Layout

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Initial layout

Lecture 3: Separation to components

Lecture 4: Router

Lecture 5: Back button + More views

Lecture 6: Chat view

Lecture 7: Link to the chat

Lecture 8: Firebase

Lecture 9: Get data from Firestore

Lecture 10: Dotenv

Lecture 11: Initial store

Lecture 12: Create actions

Lecture 13: Chat reducer

Lecture 14: Display chats in the list

Chapter 4: Authentication

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Welcome view

Lecture 3: Toggling between forms

Lecture 4: Get value from the form

Lecture 5: Register a user

Lecture 6: Create user profile

Lecture 7: Listen to auth changes

Lecture 8: Auth reducer

Lecture 9: Logout

Lecture 10: Login

Lecture 11: Loading view

Lecture 12: User in the navbar

Lecture 13: Auth reducer refactor

Lecture 14: Displaying errors

Lecture 15: Login & Register reducer creator

Lecture 16: Reusable error reducer

Lecture 17: Reusable fetching reducer

Lecture 18: Provide user to action

Lecture 19: App refactor and store provider

Lecture 20: Auth route

Lecture 21: UX Improvements

Lecture 22: Fix after logout

Lecture 23: Layout HOC

Chapter 5: Middlewares & Notifications

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Check if application is connected

Lecture 3: Action to check connection

Lecture 4: Connection reducer

Lecture 5: Middlewares

Lecture 6: Notification util

Lecture 7: Display notification

Chapter 6: Chat Management

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Chat create view

Lecture 3: Chat create form

Lecture 4: Create a chat

Lecture 5: Join the chat after create

Lecture 6: Sort chats

Lecture 7: Display sorted chats

Lecture 8: Restart the state after logout

Lecture 9: Join chat

Lecture 10: Join the chat reducer

Lecture 11: Subscribe to the chat

Lecture 12: Extract users from the chat

Lecture 13: Set active chat to reducer

Lecture 14: Display joined users

Lecture 15: Subscribe to profile

Lecture 16: Unsubscribe from user

Lecture 17: Check user connection

Lecture 18: Save user online status to FS

Lecture 19: Fixing online status after logout

Lecture 20: Displaying state changes

Lecture 21: Load chat improvements

Chapter 7: Messaging

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Messenger component

Lecture 3: Message object with timestamp

Lecture 4: Send message action

Lecture 5: Subscribe to message

Lecture 6: Display messages

Lecture 7: Extract message with author

Lecture 8: Register message subscription

Lecture 9: UX messages improvements

Lecture 10: Scroll on bottom

Instructors

Eincode by Filip Jerga
Online Education

Filip Jerga
Software Engineer

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1 stars: 8 votes

2 stars: 8 votes

3 stars: 23 votes

4 stars: 103 votes

5 stars: 164 votes

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