The Ultimate React Course 2024- React, Next.js, Redux More

The Ultimate React Course 2024: React, Next.js, Redux & More, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.74, with 505 lectures, based on 14302 reviews, and has 103833 subscribers.

You will learn about Become an advanced, confident, and modern React developer from scratch Build 10+ beautiful projects, including two HUGE professional real-world apps Become job-ready by working with libraries and tools used in professional projects Join my other 1,900,000+ happy students on this journey Think like a senior React engineer with advanced design patterns Next..js App router with cutting-edge React Server Components + Server Actions State management: thinking about state, where to place, local vs. global, UI vs. remote Build reusable, composable, and versatile components Master the confusing but important useEffect hook once and for all Build many custom hooks, reusable in your future projects Build single-page applications with React Router (including v6.4+ with data loading) Performance optimization with memo, useMemo, useCallback, and code splitting Advanced React features: useReducer, Context API, cloneElement, portals, etc. Advanced state management with Redux, Redux Toolkit, Thunks, React Query Build real-world app features: authentication, data sorting, filtering and pagination, dark mode, charts, etc. Understand how React actually works behind the scenes: virtual DOM, reconciliation, fiber tree, key prop, etc. Style your apps with Tailwind CSS, CSS Modules, Styled Components (CSS-in-JS) Practice your skills with many challenges, exercises, and practice projects This course is ideal for individuals who are You just finished learning JavaScript and are looking for your next step! or You want to truly master React development, including common libraries needed to build real-world apps: React Router, Redux, React Query, Next..js, and many others or You have been learning React, but 1) still dont understand React, or 2) still dont feel confident to build professional React apps or You have been building React apps, but are still missing the advanced stuff: useReducer, performance optimization, how React actually works, advanced design patterns, etc. It is particularly useful for You just finished learning JavaScript and are looking for your next step! or You want to truly master React development, including common libraries needed to build real-world apps: React Router, Redux, React Query, Next..js, and many others or You have been learning React, but 1) still dont understand React, or 2) still dont feel confident to build professional React apps or You have been building React apps, but are still missing the advanced stuff: useReducer, performance optimization, how React actually works, advanced design patterns, etc.

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Summary

Title: The Ultimate React Course 2024: React, Next.js, Redux & More

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.74

Number of Lectures: 505

Number of Published Lectures: 505

Number of Curriculum Items: 505

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 505

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Become an advanced, confident, and modern React developer from scratch

Build 10+ beautiful projects, including two HUGE professional real-world apps

Become job-ready by working with libraries and tools used in professional projects

Join my other 1,900,000+ happy students on this journey

Think like a senior React engineer with advanced design patterns

Next..js App router with cutting-edge React Server Components + Server Actions

State management: thinking about state, where to place, local vs. global, UI vs. remote

Build reusable, composable, and versatile components

Master the confusing but important useEffect hook once and for all

Build many custom hooks, reusable in your future projects

Build single-page applications with React Router (including v6.4+ with data loading)

Performance optimization with memo, useMemo, useCallback, and code splitting

Advanced React features: useReducer, Context API, cloneElement, portals, etc.

Advanced state management with Redux, Redux Toolkit, Thunks, React Query

Build real-world app features: authentication, data sorting, filtering and pagination, dark mode, charts, etc.

Understand how React actually works behind the scenes: virtual DOM, reconciliation, fiber tree, key prop, etc.

Style your apps with Tailwind CSS, CSS Modules, Styled Components (CSS-in-JS)

Practice your skills with many challenges, exercises, and practice projects

Who Should Attend

You just finished learning JavaScript and are looking for your next step!

You want to truly master React development, including common libraries needed to build real-world apps: React Router, Redux, React Query, Next..js, and many others

You have been learning React, but 1) still dont understand React, or 2) still dont feel confident to build professional React apps

You have been building React apps, but are still missing the advanced stuff: useReducer, performance optimization, how React actually works, advanced design patterns, etc.

Target Audiences

You just finished learning JavaScript and are looking for your next step!

You want to truly master React development, including common libraries needed to build real-world apps: React Router, Redux, React Query, Next..js, and many others

You have been learning React, but 1) still dont understand React, or 2) still dont feel confident to build professional React apps

You have been building React apps, but are still missing the advanced stuff: useReducer, performance optimization, how React actually works, advanced design patterns, etc.

** Just launched 16 BONUS hours of Next.js content in May 2024!

** Take this course after taking my #1 bestselling JavaScript course (900,000+ students)

In 2024, React is still the #1 skill to learn if you want to become a successful front-end developer!

But it can be hard. There are so many moving parts, so many different libraries, so many tutorials out there.

That’s why you came here And you came to the right place! This is THE ultimate React course for 2024 and beyond.

A practice-heavy approach to master React by building polished apps, backed up by diagrams, theory, and looks under the hood of React.

The all-in-one package that takes you from zero to truly understanding React and building modern, powerful, and professional web applications.

Real projects. Real explanations. Real React.

[01] Why is this the right React course for you?

This is the most epic React (+ Next.js) course on Udemy, and it’s fundamentally different from all the other ones.

Here’s why:

Contains the biggest and most professional project, where we implement many common app features (see promo video!)

Super detailed explanations of all important concepts with carefully crafted and animated diagrams

A huge focus on “how to think in React” and modern best practices

A long section that explores how React actually works behind the scenes will give you the confidence to use React effectively on your own

Advanced design patterns like compound components will make you think like a senior React engineer

Many sections (16 hours!) on Next.js with the modern “app” router (with React Server Components and Server Actions)

And these are just the highlights! Check out the full list below (+ the promo video and curriculum).

Also, make no mistake: “React course” actually means “Front-end development with React and modern libraries course”.

That’s right, besides the React library itself, you will learn and master them all: React Router, Redux, Redux Toolkit, React Query, React Hook Form, Styled Components, Tailwind CSS,Next.js, and more.

This is how we plan, build, and deploy professional projects! We even use industry-standard tools such as Supabase (fully-fledged back-end), GitHub, Netlify, and Vercel.

As you expect, this course is 100% project-based. So throughout the course, you’ll start building your portfolio of 10+ beautiful and high-quality React apps, where each one will showcase a few of the new skills you will be learning.

By the end of the course, you will have all the knowledge and confidence that you need to ace your job interviews and become the professional React developer that companies are looking for.

[02] Why am I the right React teacher for you?

My name is Jonas, I’m an experienced web developer and designer, and one of Udemy’s top instructors. I’ve been teaching web development courses since 2015 to over 1,900,000 developers, so I know exactly how students learn and what is needed to master any subject.

With this in mind, I designed the ideal curriculum for this course: a unique blend of real-world projects, deep explanations, and theory lectures, to turn you into a confident React and Next.js developer in just a couple of weeks.

Ready to become a confident and independent React + Next.js developer, highly capable of building your own apps? Then don’t wait any longer, and start your React journey today!

[03] Still not sure? Here are all the nerdy details of what we’ll cover:

React fundamentals [why we even need React, components, JSX, props, events, forms, state, props vs. state]

How to think about state [where to place state, guidelines, lifting state up, local vs. global state, UI vs. remote state]

How to think about components [how to split components, props as API, how to build reusable and composable components, the children prop]

Deep dive into effects and useEffect [data fetching, lifecycle vs. synchronization, when to use effects, effects vs. event handlers]

Deep dive into hooks [rules of hooks, how hooks work, useRef, building super-reusable custom hooks]

Performance optimization [wasted renders, memoization with memo, useMemo, and useCallback, optimizing Context API, code splitting + Suspense]

Advanced state management [useReducer hook, the Context API, Redux, Redux Toolkit, Thunks, React Query]

Building Single-Page Applications (SPA) [Vite, routing with React Router, URL parameters and query strings for state management, data loaders and actions (v6.4+)]

Building real-world features found in many apps [authentication and authorization, data sorting, filtering and pagination, dark mode, dashboard with charts, etc.]

Creating your own back-end with a DB and API using Supabase [gain the power to build full-stack apps on your own!]

How to style React apps [Tailwind CSS, CSS Modules, and Styled Components]

Advanced React patterns used by senior developers [render props, higher-order components, compound components (to build a modal, a context menu, and more)]

How React works behind the scenes [rendering, virtual DOM, reconciliation, fiber tree, key prop, events, state batching, etc.]

Next.js with the “app” router, React Server Components, and Server Actions [server-side rendering, static vs. dynamic rendering, state management between server and client, data loading strategies, streaming, caching, image and font optimization, authentication with NextAuth, modern React hooks (useFormState and useOptimistic)]

[04] By signing up today, you’ll also get:

Up-to-date HD-quality videos, that are easy to search and reference (great for Udemy Business learners)

Downloadable slides PDF for 70+ theory videos (not boring, I promise!)

Professional English captions (not auto-generated)

Downloadable assets and starter and final code for each project

Free and fast support in the course Q&A

10+ challenges and exercises to practice your skills (solutions included)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome, Welcome, Welcome!

Lecture 1: Course Roadmap and Projects

Lecture 2: Building Our First React App!

Lecture 3: Watch Before You Start!

Lecture 4: Read Before You Start!

Lecture 5: Downloading Course Material

Chapter 2: PART 1: REACT FUNDAMENTALS [4 PROJECTS]

Lecture 1: Introduction to Part 1

Lecture 2: Useful Resources for Part 1

Chapter 3: A First Look at React

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Why Do Front-End Frameworks Exist?

Lecture 3: React vs. Vanilla JavaScript

Lecture 4: What is React?

Lecture 5: Setting Up Our Development Environment

Lecture 6: Pure React

Lecture 7: A Quick Look at Reacts Official Documentation

Lecture 8: Setting Up a New React Project: The Options

Lecture 9: Setting Up a Project With Create-React-App

Chapter 4: [Optional] Review of Essential JavaScript for React

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Destructuring Objects and Arrays

Lecture 3: Rest/Spread Operator

Lecture 4: Template Literals

Lecture 5: Ternaries Instead of if/else Statements

Lecture 6: Arrow Functions

Lecture 7: Short-Circuiting And Logical Operators: &&, ||, ??

Lecture 8: Optional Chaining

Lecture 9: The Array map Method

Lecture 10: The Array filter Method

Lecture 11: The Array reduce Method

Lecture 12: The Array sort Method

Lecture 13: Working With Immutable Arrays

Lecture 14: Asynchronous JavaScript: Promises

Lecture 15: Asynchronous JavaScript: Async/Await

Chapter 5: Working With Components, Props, and JSX

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Rendering the Root Component and Strict Mode

Lecture 3: Before We Start Coding: Debugging

Lecture 4: Components as Building Blocks

Lecture 5: Creating And Reusing a Component

Lecture 6: What is JSX?

Lecture 7: Creating More Components

Lecture 8: JavaScript Logic in Components

Lecture 9: Separation of Concerns

Lecture 10: Styling React Applications

Lecture 11: Passing and Receiving Props

Lecture 12: Props, Immutability, and One-Way Data Flow

Lecture 13: CHALLENGE #1: Profile Card (v1)

Lecture 14: The Rules of JSX

Lecture 15: Rendering Lists

Lecture 16: Conditional Rendering With &&

Lecture 17: Conditional Rendering With Ternaries

Lecture 18: Conditional Rendering With Multiple Returns

Lecture 19: Extracting JSX Into a New Component

Lecture 20: Destructuring Props

Lecture 21: React Fragments

Lecture 22: Setting Classes and Text Conditionally

Lecture 23: Section Summary

Lecture 24: CHALLENGE #2: Profile Card (v2)

Chapter 6: State, Events, and Forms: Interactive Components

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Lets Build a Steps Component

Lecture 3: Handling Events the React Way

Lecture 4: What is State in React?

Lecture 5: Creating a State Variable With useState

Lecture 6: Dont Set State Manually!

Lecture 7: The Mechanics of State

Lecture 8: Adding Another Piece of State

Lecture 9: React Developer Tools

Lecture 10: Updating State Based on Current State

Lecture 11: More Thoughts About State + State Guidelines

Lecture 12: A Vanilla JavaScript Implementation

Lecture 13: CHALLENGE #1: Date Counter (v1)

Lecture 14: Starting a New Project: The Far Away Travel List

Lecture 15: Building the Layout

Lecture 16: Rendering the Items List

Lecture 17: Building a Form and Handling Submissions

Lecture 18: Controlled Elements

Lecture 19: State vs. Props

Lecture 20: EXERCISE #1: Flashcards

Lecture 21: CHALLENGE #2: Date Counter (v2)

Chapter 7: Thinking In React: State Management

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: What is Thinking in React?

Lecture 3: Fundamentals of State Management

Lecture 4: Thinking About State and Lifting State Up

Lecture 5: Reviewing Lifting Up State

Lecture 6: Deleting an Item: More Child-to-Parent Communication!

Lecture 7: Updating an Item: Complex Immutable Data Operation

Lecture 8: Derived State

Lecture 9: Calculating Statistics as Derived State

Lecture 10: Sorting Items

Lecture 11: Clearing the List

Lecture 12: Moving Components Into Separate Files

Lecture 13: EXERCISE #1: Accordion Component (v1)

Lecture 14: The children Prop: Making a Reusable Button

Lecture 15: More Reusability With the children Prop

Lecture 16: EXERCISE #2: Accordion Component (v2)

Lecture 17: CHALLENGE #1: Tip Calculator

Instructors

Jonas Schmedtmann
Web Developer, Designer, and Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 36 votes

2 stars: 74 votes

3 stars: 420 votes

4 stars: 3053 votes

5 stars: 10719 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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