Course Overview
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Have you tried to learn React before?
It’s easy to go down the rabbit hole of libraries and tools only to come out of it not knowing how to build and launch a real-world React application. You get things configured, but you’re not sure how the libraries fit together (or if you’re even using the right one).
Sound familiar?
I built this course to show you how you can build and launch real-world React web applications.
The Complete React Web Developer Course 2 starts with the fundamentals and covers everything you’ll need to build and launch React web apps.
You’ll see what it takes to build and launch a React app, from the first line of code to the final production deployment.
This course was designed around one goal: turning you into a professional React developer capable of developing, testing, and deploying real-world production applications.
You’ll learn React by doing, not watching.
From the first videos you’ll be building out each project as well as completing programming challenges I’ve designed to test and reinforce what you’ve learned.
Throughout the course you’ll build two React web apps:
The first app, a decision-making app called Indecision, is our starter application. You’ll learn the fundamentals of React while seeing exactly what it takes to get a React app up and running.
The second app, an expense manager called Budget, has all the features you’d expect from a real application. You’ll set up authentication, user accounts, routing, testing, form validation, database storage, and more.
Stay up-to-date in an ever changing world.
The world of React changes fast, and that’s why I’m always working to keep this course as up-to-date as possible. You can jump in knowing you’re getting access to hot-off-the-press features.
Everything you need comes in one easy-to-use package.
There’s no need to worry if you’re learning the right skills to land that React job or launch that React app. I’ve mapped out everything you need to know in an interactive easy-to-follow package designed to get you up and running in a couple of weeks.
There’s no better time to learn React.
React’s not going anywhere. Companies like Facebook, Walmart, Uber, Airbnb, and Netflix are all using React in production right now.
They’ve also made heavy investments in the React ecosystem, creating new libraries and tools that speed up and simplify React development. From the biggest to the smallest, everyone’s using React and new jobs are popping up every day.
Get access to fast support if you get stuck.
There’s nothing worse than getting stuck ten hours into a course and not getting the help you need to continue. Getting stuck is part of the learning process. That’s why I’m here to answer every single question.
I’ll work with you to get you unstuck and back on track. It’s one of the reasons students love taking my courses:
“This is the absolute best course I've taken on udemy. Andrew is amazing at explaining things concisely, and the flow of the course is perfect. He doesn't skip over anything and he doesn't over-explain anything. On top of all that, he responds to questions so quickly that you won't be stuck at any point." - Tanya Gamarian
"The lessons are of high quality and even more important, he actually takes time to answer your questions!" - Thomas Vercamer
"The instructor does an excellent job in explaining how to build React Apps. He also responds quickly to any questions that are asked." - Matt Willy
I guarantee that this is the most up-to-date and engaging React course available, and it comes with a Udemy 30-day money-back guarantee.
Over eighteen sections you’ll learn:
React
Redux
React-Router
Webpack
Babel
Testing with Jest
Enzyme
App Debugging
App Deployment
Firebase
Authentication
Git/GitHub
ES6/ES7
And many more tools
I can’t wait to see you on the inside!
- Andrew
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Course curriculum
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Section Intro: Hello React
127 Xem trước -
Setting up a Web Server
720 -
Hello React
1118 Xem trước -
Setting up Babel
1046 Xem trước -
Exploring JSX
883 -
JSX Expressions
620 -
Conditional Rendering in JSX
1354 -
ES6 Aside: const and let
989 -
ES6 Aside: Arrow Functions
756 -
ES6 Aside: Arrow Functions Part II
1197 -
Events and Attributes
999 -
Manual Data Binding
712 -
Forms and Inputs
1073 -
Arrays in JSX
855 -
Picking an Option
511 -
Build It: Visibility Toggle
550
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Section Intro: React Components
78 -
Thinking in React
441 -
ES6 Classes: Part I
1252 -
ES6 Classes: Part II
1087 -
Creating a React Component
876 -
Nesting Components
343 -
Component Props
814 -
Events & Methods
634 -
Method Binding
684 -
What Is Component State?
410 -
Adding State to Counter App: Part I
498 -
Adding State to Counter App: Part II
660 -
Alternative setState Syntax
435 -
Build It: Adding State to VisibilityToggle
493 -
Indecision State: Part I
1026 -
Indecision State: Part II
873 -
Summary: Props vs. State
221
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Section Intro: Webpack
75 -
What Is Webpack?
546 -
Avoid Global Modules
505 -
Installing & Configuring Webpack
991 -
ES6 import/export
1112 -
Default Exports
678 -
Importing npm Modules
688 -
Setting up Babel with Webpack
567 -
One Component per File
1092 -
Source Maps with Webpack
316 -
Webpack Dev Server
528 -
ES6 class properties
1053
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Section Intro: Styling React
49 -
Setting up Webpack with SCSS
796 -
Architecture and Header Styles
888 -
Reset That $#!*
298 -
Theming with Variables
858 -
Big Button & Options List
924 -
Styling the Options List
853 -
Styling Option Item
1000 -
Styling React-Modal
1080 -
Mobile Considerations
777 -
Bonus: Favicon
173
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Section Intro: Redux
95 -
Why Do We Need Something Like Redux?
813 -
Setting up Redux
473 -
Dispatching Actions
780 -
Subscribing and Dynamic Actions
575 -
ES6 Object Destructuring
949 -
ES6 Array Destructuring
638 -
Refactoring and Organizing
1001 -
Reducers
725 -
Working with Multiple Reducers
820 -
ES6 Spread Operator in Reducers
1056 -
Spreading Objects
876 -
Wrapping up Our Reducers
592 -
Filtering Redux Data
1014 -
Sorting Redux Data
374
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Section Intro: Connecting React and Redux
66 -
Organizing Redux
902 -
The Higher Order Component
930 -
Connecting Store and Component with React-Redux
940 -
Rendering Individual Expenses
549 -
Controlled Inputs for Filters
861 -
Dropdown for Picking SortBy
521 -
Creating Expense Add/Edit Form
1209 -
Setting up a Date Picker
1294 -
Wiring up Add Expense
1004 -
Wiring up Edit Expense
1146 -
Redux Dev Tools
333 -
Filtering by Dates
1184
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Section Intro: Testing React Components
183 -
Setting up Jest
1174 -
Testing Expenses Action Generators
1015 -
Testing Filters Action Generators
666 -
Testing Expenses Selector
1023 -
Testing Filters Reducer
847 -
Testing Expenses Reducer
910 -
Snapshot Testing
733 -
Enzyme
1313 -
Snapshot Testing with Dynamic Components
942 -
Mocking Libraries with Jest
711 -
Testing User Interaction
1014 -
Test Spies
1059 -
Testing AddExpensePage
879 -
Testing EditExpensePage
1140 -
Testing ExpenseListFilters
890 -
Testing ExpenseListFilters: Part II
747
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Section Intro: Deploying Your Apps
60 -
Installing Git
266 -
What is Git?
317 -
Integrating Git into Our Project
774 -
Setting up SSH and Github
1088 -
Production Webpack
787 -
Creating Separate CSS Files
1007 -
A Production Web Server with Express
794 -
Deploying with Heroku
1004 -
Regular vs Development Dependencies
936 -
New Feature Workflow
752 -
Build It: Adding Total Selector
1045 -
Build It: Adding Summary Component
1119
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Section Intro: Firebase with Redux
78 -
Asynchronous Redux Actions
1129 -
Testing Async Redux Actions: Part I
1019 -
Testing Async Redux Actions: Part II
732 -
Creating a Separate Test Database
1275 -
Heroku Environment Variables
398 -
Fetching Expenses: Part I
758 -
Fetching Expenses: Part II
832 -
Remove Expense
723 -
Update Expense
631
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Section Intro: Styling Budget App
33 -
Styling Login Page
825 -
Styling Buttons
935 -
Styling Summary Area
740 -
Styling List Filters
605 -
Styling Inputs
690 -
Styling Expense Form
799 -
Styling Expenses List: Part I
783 -
Styling Expenses List: Part II
1078 -
Adding Loader
566 -
Babel Polyfill
295 -
Final Deployment
117
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Section Intro
29 -
Using Create React App
1006 -
The useState Hook
950 -
UseState vs. setState
738 -
Complex State with useState
981 -
The useEffect Hook
684 -
UseEffect Dependencies
717 -
Cleaning up Effects
491 -
The useReducer Hook
886 -
The Context API & useContext Hook: Part I
1200 -
The Context API & useContext Hook: Part II
1018 -
Fragments
163 -
Creating Custom Hooks
1216
Requirment
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A computer on which you can install software (Windows, MacOS, or Linux)
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An understanding of core JavaScript (functions, objects, arrays, callback functions)
Outcomes
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Build, test, and launch React apps
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Use cutting-edge ES6/ES7 JavaScript
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Setup authentication and user accounts
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Deploy your React apps live to the web
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Learn the latest React libraries and tools
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Master React, Redux, React-Router, and more
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