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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.
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.
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 can be different than handling component state in React. In this section you'll learn both approaches as well as their tradeoffs.
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 is the most popular routing solution for React. In this section you'll learn its philosophy as well as how to use it.
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.
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.
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.
Things go wrong when you get your types mixed up. In this section you'll learn how to minimize that by using PropTypes.
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.
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.
In this section you'll learn how to utilize JavaScript's new Class Fields feature to make your React components more concise.
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.
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.
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.
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.
What good would a component model be without reusability. In this section you'll learn how to create highly reusable React components.
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.
In this section you'll learn how to code split your applications for increased performance gains.
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.
192 Reviews
Pretty cool course Tyler!! :-) I've learnt a lot!
This was a great course and you can see a lot of work went into it. It has a ton of detail that really explains why things are done a certain way and through out the course you learn React best practices. A+
This is a very good course, it's structured in a similar way as the school I attended lectures (www.codeforall.com) So thank you very much!
This course was super well structured. 10/10
Great course!!!
Great course, everything is clear, a lot of useful information. Thanks for course!
That was a hard and interesting way, a lot of problems of this shity Routes, but i'm alive, thx Tyler
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!
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