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React Complete Developer Course with Hands-On Projects

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React – Complete Developer Course with Hands-On Projects, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.16, with 87 lectures, based on 486 reviews, and has 55669 subscribers.

You will learn about What is React? The Tools Needed to Build React Projects Introduction to Code Pen Functional Components in React Building a Fully Functional Calculator in React Using React Props Debugging in React Using the React State Hook Introduction to JSX Styling React Projects React Events Building a Single and Multi-Player Connect-4 Clone Game with AI Introduction to JSON Server Using Fetch API Building a Custom E-Commerce Site in React Building an Integrated Search Function using React Validating Forms in React This course is ideal for individuals who are Students interested in learning to Build Web Apps using React or Students interested in using JavaScript libraries for Building our Functional UI Components. or Students interested in interactive front-end development using React It is particularly useful for Students interested in learning to Build Web Apps using React or Students interested in using JavaScript libraries for Building our Functional UI Components. or Students interested in interactive front-end development using React.

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Summary

Title: React – Complete Developer Course with Hands-On Projects

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.16

Number of Lectures: 87

Number of Published Lectures: 87

Number of Curriculum Items: 87

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 87

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • What is React?
  • The Tools Needed to Build React Projects
  • Introduction to Code Pen
  • Functional Components in React
  • Building a Fully Functional Calculator in React
  • Using React Props
  • Debugging in React
  • Using the React State Hook
  • Introduction to JSX
  • Styling React Projects
  • React Events
  • Building a Single and Multi-Player Connect-4 Clone Game with AI
  • Introduction to JSON Server
  • Using Fetch API
  • Building a Custom E-Commerce Site in React
  • Building an Integrated Search Function using React
  • Validating Forms in React
  • Who Should Attend

  • Students interested in learning to Build Web Apps using React
  • Students interested in using JavaScript libraries for Building our Functional UI Components.
  • Students interested in interactive front-end development using React
  • Target Audiences

  • Students interested in learning to Build Web Apps using React
  • Students interested in using JavaScript libraries for Building our Functional UI Components.
  • Students interested in interactive front-end development using React
  • Welcome to the Complete React Certification course. This course offers a comprehensive guide into one of the most powerful, modern JavaScript libraries available – ReactJS. Whether you are completely new to React, or you’ve dabbled with it in the past, one thing’s for sure – You’ve likely interacted with a number of web applications that use the React library for building out user interface components. Some of the most well known examples 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 UI feature built into React.

    This course starts with exploring the foundations of React and its core use cases. We offer a concise definition of what React is and what it’s not. From there, we explore the tools needed to get started along with an introduction into JSX, and Functional React components. Through a complete hands-on project you will learn a number of important concepts including react props, callbacks, OnClick Events and passing parameters within callback functions. By the end of module one you will have built a fully functional calculator, complete with display and numerical operators. We will also cover important topics such as the React State Hook, and Debugging.

    In the second module students build out a multiplayer Connect-4 clone, with AI integration. Here we start with styling the individual game board components followed by advanced onClickEvents. This includes global, dynamic and inline styling. From there, we move on to passing props, destructing, and React children. Students will explore the React key property, along with Lifecycle events, game initialization, CSS variables, and conditional rendering. By the end, you will have built a complete Connect-4 game capable of automatically determining the winner in both a multi-player and AI based single player setting.

    In module three we further unleash the power of React by building out a complete e-commerce site with multiple product categories, a product showcase, shopping cart feature, and much more. Here, we introduce a number of integral new concepts including: JSON server, Fetch API, and installing React router. These essential building blocks will be used to render the product categories, style the product list, and configure the product details page. From there we dive into styled components, refactoring the shop layout, and exploring the concept of “context” in React. In the final stages of the project students will configure the shopping cart basket, and the integrated checkout feature. We will also implement a product search feature, followed by in-depth exercises on validating input forms in React.

    As you can see this course covers a tremendous bit of ground. Best of all it’s authored by Tim Maclachlan – a renowned senior full-stack developer with over 20 years of commercial development experience. As a multi-faceted developer, Tim’s core competencies include 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 the enroll button and let’s get started.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction to React

    Lecture 1: Skills Required

    Lecture 2: What is React?

    Chapter 2: Project 1: 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

    Chapter 3: Project 2 – Build a Connect-4 Clone in React

    Lecture 1: Project Introduction – What We Will Build

    Lecture 2: Tools Needed

    Lecture 3: Creating the Game Board

    Lecture 4: Game Circle – OnClickEvent

    Lecture 5: Passing Props – Destructing – React Children

    Lecture 6: Passing Arguments to Click Events

    Lecture 7: Inline Styling

    Lecture 8: Square to Circle Component

    Lecture 9: Global Styling

    Lecture 10: Dynamic Styling

    Lecture 11: Dynamic Classes

    Lecture 12: Handling Callbacks

    Lecture 13: Using React State Hook (again)

    Lecture 14: Updating the Player Circle

    Lecture 15: Initializing the Game Board

    Lecture 16: React Key Property

    Lecture 17: Styling the Game Board – Header and Footer

    Lecture 18: Calculating the Winner

    Lecture 19: Displaying the Winner

    Lecture 20: Determining a Draw Condition

    Lecture 21: React Lifecycle Events

    Lecture 22: Initializing the Game

    Lecture 23: Suggesting a Move – Implementing a Computer Player

    Lecture 24: Smart Computer Player (Basic AI)

    Lecture 25: CSS Variables

    Lecture 26: Conditional Rendering

    Lecture 27: Deploy to Netlify

    Lecture 28: Deploy to Surge

    Lecture 29: Project Summary

    Chapter 4: Project 3 – Build an E-Commerce Site in React

    Lecture 1: Project Introduction – What We Build

    Lecture 2: Scaffolding the Project

    Lecture 3: Intro to JSON Server

    Lecture 4: Fetch API

    Lecture 5: Styling the Store

    Lecture 6: Rendering the Categories

    Lecture 7: Binding the Products

    Lecture 8: Refactor the Fetch API call

    Lecture 9: Dealing with errors in Fetch API

    Lecture 10: Tidy the Fetch API call

    Lecture 11: Styling the Product List

    Lecture 12: Installing React Router

    Lecture 13: Fixing the Key Warning

    Lecture 14: React Router – Detail Page

    Lecture 15: Fetch API – Get Product By Id

    Lecture 16: Product Description

    Lecture 17: Intro to Styled Components

    Lecture 18: Styled Components – Product Description

    Lecture 19: Dangerously Set HTML (Yeah Really)

    Lecture 20: Refactor the Categories

    Lecture 21: Refactor the Layout

    Lecture 22: Refactor the Home Page

    Lecture 23: Intro to Context in React

    Lecture 24: UseContext Hook and UseReducer Hook in React

    Lecture 25: Basket Layout

    Lecture 26: Implementing the Basket

    Lecture 27: Implementing Basket Icons

    Lecture 28: Implementing Basket Total

    Lecture 29: Finishing the Checkout

    Lecture 30: Checkout – Fixing the State

    Lecture 31: Implementing the Order Confirmation

    Lecture 32: Intro to Local Storage

    Lecture 33: Implementing Search Results

    Lecture 34: Better Searching with Debouncing

    Lecture 35: Validating Forms in React – Part 1

    Lecture 36: Validating Forms in React – Part 2

    Lecture 37: Validating Forms in React – Part 3

    Lecture 38: Validating Forms in React – Part 4

    Lecture 39: Project Summary

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