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The Numbers
- 30 Topics
- 416 Minutes of Video
- 35,299 Words of Text
- 14 Quizzes
- 4 Exercises
- 2 Projects
The Outline
Course Overview
- Introduction, Philosophy, and Tips
- Projects (What you'll build)
- State of React
We'll start the course off with some housekeeping items. You'll learn about the best strategy for getting the most out of the course as well as what you'll build and the current state of React.
Passing Data to Components
- Introduction to Props
- (Quiz) Props
- (Practice) Props
- (Solution) Props
With any component based system you need a way to pass data into component. In this section, we'll cover how to do that in React with props.
Functional Components
- Pure Functions
- (Quiz) Pure Functions
- (Project) Language Nav
With React there are two ways to create components. In this section, you'll learn one of those ways utilizing pure functions.
Handling Form State
- (Project) Battle Instructions
- Forms in React: Controlled vs Uncontrolled Components
- (Project) Player Input
- (Project) Render PlayerInput
- (Project) Player Preview
- (Project) Results Skeleton
- (Project) API
- (Project) Results Data
- (Project) Results UI
Handling form state can be different than handling component state in React. In this section you'll learn both approaches as well as their tradeoffs.
Intermission
- Check in
Everything after this section is what I would consider 'Advanced React'. This section is to make sure you're where you need to be to continue on.
React Router
- Introduction to React Router
- (Project) Adding Routes
- (Project) Navbar
- React Router Query Strings
- (Project) Query Strings
- 404 with React Router
- (Project) 404
React Router is the most popular routing solution for React. In this section you'll learn its philosophy as well as how to use it.
Production Builds and Hosting
- Building React Apps for Production
- (Quiz) Building for Production
- (Project) Production Build
- (Project) Hosting with Netlify
What's the point of building an app if you can't host it? In this section you'll not only learn how to host a React application, but first how to build your React app for production to make it more performant.
React Overview
- Why React?
- The React Ecosystem
- (Bonus) Imperative vs Declarative Programming
- (Bonus) Composition vs Inheritance
Whenever you learn a new tool, you should first ask yourself why it's necessary. If you can't answer that question, you may not need it. In this section, we'll answer that question in regards to React as well as cover some other programming fundamentals that React utilizes.
Rendering Lists
- Rendering Lists in React
- (Quiz) Lists
- (Practice) Lists
- (Solution) Lists
- (Project) Popular Navar
As a front-end developer, you eventually come to the reality that you're a glorified list creator. In this section you'll learn how to create performant lists in React.
Validating Props with PropTypes
- PropTypes
- (Practice) PropTypes
- (Solution) PropTypes
- (Project) Language Nav PropTypes
Things go wrong when you get your types mixed up. In this section you'll learn how to minimize that by using PropTypes.
Composition with React children
- children in React
- (Project) Reusable Card Component
- (Project) Profile List
- (Project) Reset Players
Composition is at the heart of React. In this section you'll learn about React's 'children' feature which allows you to compose components more elegantly.
Code Sharing in React
- Higher Order Components
- (Quiz) Higher Order Components
- (Project) Tooltip
- (Project) withHover Higher Order Component
- React Render Props
- (Quiz) Render Props
- (Project) Hover Render Prop
The problem is coupling UI to a component is it makes it hard to reshare non-visual logic. In this section you'll learn two strategies for best accomplishing that - Higher-order components and Render Props.
Better Classes with Class Fields
- Class Fields
- (Quiz) Class Fields
- (Project) Migrating to Class Fields
In this section you'll learn how to utilize JavaScript's new Class Fields feature to make your React components more concise.
Bonus Time
- (Bonus) React Interview Questions
- (Bonus) React 'AHA' Moments
- Next Steps
In this section you'll learn everything else about React that you need to know that didn't fit into the normal flow of the course.
The Road to Hello World
- Everything you should know about NPM
- (Quiz) NPM
- Webpack: A Gentle Introduction
- (Quiz) Webpack
- (Project) First Component
- (Bonus) React Elements vs React Components
- JSX Tips for Beginners
- (Quiz) JSX
There's more to learning how to build React apps than React itself. In this section you'll learn those topics which include NPM and Webpack.
Managing State
- The 'this' keyword: Intro and Implicit Binding
- The 'this' keyword: Explicit binding with .call, .apply, and .bind
- The 'this' keyword: 'new', 'lexical', and 'window' binding
- (Quiz) The 'this' Keyword
- Managing State in React
- (Quiz) State in React
- (Practice) State
- (Solution) State
- (Project) Navbar State
Components managing their own state is part of what makes React so special. In this section you'll learn how to do that as well as some pitfalls to watch out for.
The Component Lifecycle
- The React Component Lifecycle
- (Quiz) The Component Lifecycle
- (Project) Fetch Repos
- (Project) Caching Repos
- React Icons
- (Project) Repos Grid
React exposes various methods that allow you to hook into the component life-cycle. In this section you'll learn what those methods are as well as pitfalls to avoid.
Building Reusable Components
- Default Props
- (Project) Loading Component
What good would a component model be without reusability. In this section you'll learn how to create highly reusable React components.
Bypassing Props with React Context
- React Context
- (Quiz) Context
- (Project) Theme Provider
- (Project) Toggle Theme
- (Project) Consume Theme
Sometimes you need to pass data deep into the component tree. In this section you'll learn how to do that using React's context feature.
Performance Gains with Code Splitting
- Code Splitting with React Router v4
- (Quiz) Code Splitting
- (Project) Code Split
In this section you'll learn how to code split your applications for increased performance gains.
The Love
This is the part where we're supposed to tell you how great the course is. Even better if we get other "famous" developers to give their "reviews". Instead, we'll let those who have actually taken the course do that.
186 Reviews
- Anastasiya K.★★★★★11 days ago
Great course, everything is clear, a lot of useful information. Thanks for course!
- ZSZayets Stanislav★★★★★18 days ago
That was a hard and interesting way, a lot of problems of this shity Routes, but i'm alive, thx Tyler
- EVAN J SCALLAN★★★★★23 days ago
All-encompassing, fantastic, hands-on way to learn ReactJS. The only recommendation I might have is some clarification on React Router versions (and any other portion should the process become deprecated). Cheers!
- Maximiliano Peszano★★★★★4 months ago
Since I started developing in React, I have always used functional components with hooks. This course helped me a lot to understand the fundamentals, learn new stuff, and reinforce knowledge. Thanks!
- LMLoretta Matzke★★★★★4 months ago
Lots of stuff learned but also quite outdated by now & some version issues in the project due to that.
- Likhit V.★★★★★4 months ago
Great course. I was a little hesitant because of the price at the beginning but I soon realized why it is the way it is. The course was never boring because of Tyler's funny personality and I got through it easily and learned a ton. Best $350 spent; these courses are so worth it and valuable.
- BMBen Millward★★★★★5 months ago
Amazingly detailed, really easy to follow and really helps showing the development of each stage
- ATAlex Thelander★★★★★5 months ago
This was, and i can't stress this enough, the best REACT course iv'e ever taken. Tyler explains everything in an easy to understand way and backs it up with a lot of examples! Thank you!:)
- Nathaniel Palmer★★★★★5 months ago
While taking the course I felt I didn't get a whole lot of value from the project sections. I ended up mostly transcribing code from the video which was of limited learning value. I think it would have helped to make these sections more open-ended and set up clearer expectations for how they were intended to be worked through. Aside from the content I also ran into a few UX issues: - having to scroll to the bottom of the page to get to the "next lesson" button - no control over video size which made the content difficult to see when I couldn't play the video full-screen - no easy way to give feedback aside from review button at end of the course
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