Build a Travel Blog App with React and Chakra UI MERN [2023]

Build a Travel Blog App with React and Chakra UI MERN [2023], available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 107 lectures, based on 20 reviews, and has 117 subscribers.

You will learn about Programming in JavaScript using React JS Modern Redux with React JS Creating a travel blog web application for an audience React hooks Password hashing Redux Js Toolkit Website administration Storing images Learn building applications with Chakra UI as a component library Formik & Yup for easy form validation React Routing User Login MongoDB setup Object Data Mapping REST APIs This course is ideal for individuals who are Everybody who wants to learn modern web development, software engineering or simply wants to create their own travel blog web application to share their journeys with the rest of the world or Beginner in JavaScript, React or Programming or Looking for a modern Full Stack solution which is easy to learn It is particularly useful for Everybody who wants to learn modern web development, software engineering or simply wants to create their own travel blog web application to share their journeys with the rest of the world or Beginner in JavaScript, React or Programming or Looking for a modern Full Stack solution which is easy to learn.

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Summary

Title: Build a Travel Blog App with React and Chakra UI MERN [2023]

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 107

Number of Published Lectures: 107

Number of Curriculum Items: 107

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 107

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Programming in JavaScript using React JS

Modern Redux with React JS

Creating a travel blog web application for an audience

React hooks

Password hashing

Redux Js Toolkit

Website administration

Storing images

Learn building applications with Chakra UI as a component library

Formik & Yup for easy form validation

React Routing

User Login

MongoDB setup

Object Data Mapping

REST APIs

Who Should Attend

Everybody who wants to learn modern web development, software engineering or simply wants to create their own travel blog web application to share their journeys with the rest of the world

Beginner in JavaScript, React or Programming

Looking for a modern Full Stack solution which is easy to learn

Target Audiences

Everybody who wants to learn modern web development, software engineering or simply wants to create their own travel blog web application to share their journeys with the rest of the world

Beginner in JavaScript, React or Programming

Looking for a modern Full Stack solution which is easy to learn

Hello and welcome to my course. This is a beginner’s course for building modern web applications. This is the right course for you if you are:

– Interested in web development

– Studying IT

– Interested in programming in general

– Upskilling your existing knowledge of React

– Interested how full-stack applications are build

– Solid understanding of programming and want to start with React/JavaScript

– Interested in Chakra UI.

– You are new to the world of IT and you want to start somewhere

What will you learn?

– React and React hooks

– Functional components

– State management with ReduxJs Toolkit

– Using a component library such as Chakra UI

– Styling and designing webpages

– Responsive design

– User registration and authentication (login)

– Writing an API and storing data to a database.

– Using MongoDB

– Using NodeJS

– Using Express

– Version control using Git with Github

– And many more…

This course is very practical, about 90%+ of the lessons will involve you coding along with me on this project. If you are the type of person who gets the most out of learning by doing, then this course is definitely for you.

On this course we will build an travel blog web application called TravelBay, completely from scratch using the most popular JavaScript library called React in combination with Redux, Chakra UI, NodeJs, Express, MongoDB and many more. All you will need to get started is a computer with your favourite operating system, and a passion for learning how to build an application.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Environment Setup

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Node & NPM

Lecture 3: GIT

Lecture 4: Visual Studio Code

Lecture 5: Visual Studio Code Extensions

Lecture 6: Prettier Extension Settings

Chapter 2: Project Setup

Lecture 1: Create React App

Lecture 2: Starting Our App & Explanation

Lecture 3: Removing Files We Dont Need

Lecture 4: Setting up GIT

Chapter 3: Chakra, Routing & Navbar Setup

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: How To Help Yourself

Lecture 3: Installing Project Dependencies

Lecture 4: Chakra Provider and Navbar Initiation

Lecture 5: Navbar Part 1

Lecture 6: Navbar Part 2

Lecture 7: Navbar Part 3

Lecture 8: Navbar Part 4 + React Routing

Lecture 9: Navbar Part 5

Lecture 10: Navbar Part 6

Lecture 11: Navbar Part 7 & Our First GIT Commit

Chapter 4: Setting Up Our Backend, Redux, & Blog Screen

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Setting Up Backend Structure

Lecture 3: Setting Up Mongo DB Database

Lecture 4: MongoDB Compass

Lecture 5: Blog Post Schema

Lecture 6: Get Blog Post Route Part 1

Lecture 7: Get Blog Post Route Part 2

Lecture 8: Importing Data To Our Database

Lecture 9: Redux Setup And Blog Post Slices

Lecture 10: Blog Post Actions

Lecture 11: Redux Store Provider

Lecture 12: Blog Screen Part 1

Lecture 13: Blog Screen Part 2 & Concurrently

Lecture 14: Set Up Blog Screen Route

Lecture 15: Blog Screen Part 3

Lecture 16: Adding .env File To Gitignore

Lecture 17: Debugging Blog Post Route

Lecture 18: Pushing Our Work To The Remote Repository

Chapter 5: Pagination

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Pagination & Categories in Blog Post Route

Lecture 3: Postman & Testing our Route

Lecture 4: Blog Post Slice Pagination

Lecture 5: Blog Post Actions Pagination

Lecture 6: Pagination in Blog Screen

Lecture 7: Redux & React Devtools

Lecture 8: Save Your Work To The Remote Repository

Chapter 6: Single Blog Screen

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Get Blog Post Route

Lecture 3: Blog Post Actions

Lecture 4: Single Blog Post Screen Part 1

Lecture 5: Debugging Blog Route

Lecture 6: Single Blog Post Screen Part 2

Lecture 7: Save Our Work To The Remote Repository

Chapter 7: Contact Screen

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: EmailJS

Lecture 3: EmailJS Credentials

Lecture 4: Contact Screen Part 1

Lecture 5: Contact Screen Part 2

Lecture 6: Contact Screen Part 3

Lecture 7: Contact Screen Part 4

Lecture 8: Contact Screen Part 5

Lecture 9: Save Our Work To The Remote Repository

Lecture 10: Adding Name To The EmailJS Template

Chapter 8: Login, Admin Console, & Creating A New Blog Post

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: User Schema

Lecture 3: User Route

Lecture 4: Adding User Data To The Database

Lecture 5: Login Test In Postman

Lecture 6: User Slice In Redux

Lecture 7: User Actions In Redux

Lecture 8: Login Screen Part 1

Lecture 9: Login Screen Part 2

Lecture 10: Login Screen Part 3

Lecture 11: Login Screen Part 4

Lecture 12: Login Screen Part 5

Lecture 13: Admin Console Part 1

Lecture 14: Admin Console Part 2

Lecture 15: Admin Console Part 3

Lecture 16: Admin Console Part 4

Lecture 17: Admin Console Part 5

Lecture 18: Admin Console Part 6

Lecture 19: Admin Console Part 7

Lecture 20: Admin Console Part 8

Lecture 21: Admin Console Part 9

Lecture 22: Admin Console Part 10

Lecture 23: Save Your Work To The Remote Repository

Chapter 9: Edit Blog Post

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Handling Server Errors

Lecture 3: Edit Blog Post Tab Part 1

Lecture 4: Edit Blog Post Tab Part 2

Instructors

Ben Fisher
Software Engineer and Course Instructor

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4 stars: 3 votes

5 stars: 14 votes

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