Build a Simple Calculator in React + JavaScript Foundations

Build a Simple Calculator in React + JavaScript Foundations, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.36, with 62 lectures, based on 234 reviews, and has 44344 subscribers.

You will learn about The purpose of ReactJS Building a Simple React Web Page The Tools Needed to work with React Introduction to Codepen Introduction to JSX, Functional Components, and React Props Foundations of Callbacks, and OnClick Events The React State Hook Building the Calculator Debugging in React Document Object Model (DOM) JavaScript Arithmetic Operators, Data Types, Arrays, Loops, Events JavaScript Variables, Operator Precedence, Objects, Functions JavaScript Foundations This course is ideal for individuals who are Students interested in learning how to build interactive web pages using JavaScript or Students interested in learning ReactJS or Students interested in front-end UI Development using React or Students interested in learning JavaScript Foundations It is particularly useful for Students interested in learning how to build interactive web pages using JavaScript or Students interested in learning ReactJS or Students interested in front-end UI Development using React or Students interested in learning JavaScript Foundations.

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Summary

Title: Build a Simple Calculator in React + JavaScript Foundations

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.36

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The purpose of ReactJS

Building a Simple React Web Page

The Tools Needed to work with React

Introduction to Codepen

Introduction to JSX, Functional Components, and React Props

Foundations of Callbacks, and OnClick Events

The React State Hook

Building the Calculator

Debugging in React

Document Object Model (DOM)

JavaScript Arithmetic Operators, Data Types, Arrays, Loops, Events

JavaScript Variables, Operator Precedence, Objects, Functions

JavaScript Foundations

Who Should Attend

Students interested in learning how to build interactive web pages using JavaScript

Students interested in learning ReactJS

Students interested in front-end UI Development using React

Students interested in learning JavaScript Foundations

Target Audiences

Students interested in learning how to build interactive web pages using JavaScript

Students interested in learning ReactJS

Students interested in front-end UI Development using React

Students interested in learning JavaScript Foundations

This course takes you step-by-step through the process of building a fully functional calculator in React. React, also known as React JS, is a powerful JavaScript library used for building custom, interactive user interfaces using UI components. Some of the most well known examples of organizations using React for their front-end include Netflix, Facebook, and Airbnb. Developed and maintained by Meta along with a community of independent developers, React remains free and open-source. React is a component based library built entirely on JavaScript, which makes it perfect for designing complex UI’s. With React, developers can build encapsulated components that efficiently manage their own state and render UI updates specifically when data changes. For example, think of the automated content refresh feature you see on a twitter feed, or facebook like button. Here the state of the UI component changes on the page, without having to manually refresh when the data is updated. This is just one small, yet powerful feature of React.

Through a complete hands-on project, this course will teach you all the fundamental principles of React that you must know to become a proficient React developer. We start right from the basics, including the tools needed to get started. From there we dive into JSX, functional components, props, callbacks, and various OnClick events. By this stage, the calculator will have a complete visual display, coupled with functional arithmetic operations. Students then move on to passing parameters in Callback functions, using the React State Hook, and debugging.

In addition to the hands-on React module, we also offer a comprehensive overview of JavaScript for those who need a refresher. Here we start with introducing students to the document object model (DOM) which defines the logical structure of HTML documents. From there we dive into JavaScript to demonstrate various methods in which DOM elements can be manipulated to add interactivity to static components. We start right from the basics, which includes JavaScript placement, and data output. From there we move on to variable declaration, arithmetic operations, operator precedence, data types, and objects. Once the foundations are covered, we move on to more complex operations using Arrays, Conditional Statements, JavaScript comparison operators, booleans and loops. Here students will learn to unleash the true power of JavaScript to render different outcomes based on user interaction. We will explore the use of functions to efficiently handle repetitive tasks and JavaScript events to handle output based on actions and occurrences. The section will conclude with a hands-on project where students will implement their knowledge to build a web based photo gallery and background color changer.

As you can see this course covers a tremendous bit of ground. Best of all it features Tim Maclachlan – a renowned senior full-stack developer with over 20 years of commercial development experience. As a multi-faceted developer, Tim specializes in algorithmic, analytical and mobile development. To date, he’s written hundreds of applications and worked in a number of industries from commercial aviation and military, to banking and finance. Tim has a genuine passion for teaching others how to become better coders and looks forward to interacting with his students.

With that said, we hope you’re just as excited about this course as we are, if so – hit that enroll button and let’s get started.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Document Object Model (DOM)

Lecture 1: DOM Introduction

Lecture 2: DOM Manipulation

Chapter 2: JavaScript Development

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: JS Placement

Lecture 3: External JavaScript

Lecture 4: JavaScript Output

Lecture 5: JavaScript InnerHTML

Lecture 6: JavaScript Commenting

Lecture 7: JavaScript Constants

Lecture 8: JavaScript Variables Introduction

Lecture 9: JavaScript Assignment Operator

Lecture 10: JavaScript Arithmetic Operations

Lecture 11: JavaScript Arithmetic Operations Continued

Lecture 12: JavaScript Operator Precedence

Lecture 13: JavaScript Data Types

Lecture 14: JavaScript Objects

Lecture 15: JavaScript Object Output

Lecture 16: JavaScript Strings

Lecture 17: JavaScript String Length

Lecture 18: JavaScript Special Characters

Lecture 19: JavaScript Random Numbers

Lecture 20: JavaScript Min and Max Function

Lecture 21: JavaScript Math Round Function

Lecture 22: JavaScript Arrays

Lecture 23: JavaScript Array Attributes

Lecture 24: JavaScript Arrays – Pop – Push – Shift – Unshift

Lecture 25: JavaScript Changing and Deleting Elements

Lecture 26: JavaScript Splicing an Array

Lecture 27: JavaScript Sorting an Array

Lecture 28: JavaScript Joining Arrays

Lecture 29: JavaScript Conditional Statements

Lecture 30: JavaScript Comparisons

Lecture 31: JavaScript Booleans

Lecture 32: JavaScript For Loops

Lecture 33: JavaScript For-In Loop

Lecture 34: JavaScript While Loops

Lecture 35: JavaScript Do-While Loop

Lecture 36: JavaScript Break and Continue

Lecture 37: JavaScript Functions

Lecture 38: JavaScript Events

Lecture 39: JavaScript Project 1 – BG Color Changer

Lecture 40: JavaScript Project 2 – Photo Gallery

Lecture 41: JavaScript Project 2 – Completion

Chapter 3: Introduction

Lecture 1: Skills Required

Lecture 2: What is React?

Chapter 4: Project: Build a Calculator in React

Lecture 1: Project Overview

Lecture 2: Hello React

Lecture 3: Tools Needed

Lecture 4: Code Pen

Lecture 5: Intro to JSX

Lecture 6: Functional Components in React

Lecture 7: Why Components?

Lecture 8: Intro to Props in React

Lecture 9: React Components, Props and Callbacks

Lecture 10: Building the calculator visuals

Lecture 11: OnClick Events in React

Lecture 12: Passing Parameters in Callback Functions

Lecture 13: Using React State Hook

Lecture 14: Implementing the calculator – Display

Lecture 15: Implementing the calculator – Operators

Lecture 16: Debugging in React

Lecture 17: Project Summary

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