Course content
Introduction to React
2Understanding JavaScript ES6 Features
3Setting Up the React Environment
4Creating Your First React App
5JSX Syntax and Its Benefits
6Components
7Components: Component Composition
8Components: Container vs Presentation Components
9Components: Pure Components
10Components: Stateless Components
11Components: Component Reusability
12Components: Component Naming Conventions
13Components: Component Structure and Organization
14Components: Component Communication Patterns
15Components: Dynamic Component Rendering
16Components: Component Performance Optimization
17Components: Component Testing Strategies
18Components: Component Style Management
19Components: Component Accessibility Considerations
20Components: Component Documentation Best Practices
21Components: Component Versioning and Maintenance
22Functional vs Class Components
23Props: Passing Data Between Components
24State: Managing State in React
25State: Managing State in React: Introduction to State Management
26State: Managing State in React: Local Component State vs Global State
27State: Managing State in React: State Management Libraries Overview
28State: Managing State in React: useReducer Hook: An Alternative to useState
29State: Managing State in React: Context API for State Management
30State: Managing State in React: State Management Patterns
31State: Managing State in React: Immutable State Updates
32State: Managing State in React: State Management Best Practices
33State: Managing State in React: Debugging State Changes
34State: Managing State in React: Optimizing State Updates
35State: Managing State in React: State Management in Large Applications
36State: Managing State in React: Common Pitfalls in State Management
37State: Managing State in React: Managing State with Custom Hooks
38State: Managing State in React: Using State in Concurrent Mode
39State: Managing State in React: State Management in Server-Side Rendering
40Handling Events in React
41Conditional Rendering
42Lists and Keys
43Understanding the React Component Lifecycle
44React Hooks: An Introduction
45React Hooks: An Introduction: Understanding the Motivation Behind React Hooks
46React Hooks: An Introduction: Rules of Hooks: Best Practices
47React Hooks: An Introduction: useContext Hook: Consuming Context in Functional Components
48React Hooks: An Introduction: Custom Hooks: Creating Reusable Logic
49React Hooks: An Introduction: useReducer Hook: Managing Complex State Logic
50React Hooks: An Introduction: useRef Hook: Accessing DOM Elements and Persisting Values
51React Hooks: An Introduction: useCallback Hook: Optimizing Function References
52React Hooks: An Introduction: useLayoutEffect Hook: Synchronous DOM Updates
53React Hooks: An Introduction: useImperativeHandle Hook: Customizing Instance Values
54React Hooks: An Introduction: Comparing Class Components and Hooks: When to Use Each
55React Hooks: An Introduction: Migrating Class Components to Functional Components with Hooks
56React Hooks: An Introduction: Common Pitfalls and Mistakes with Hooks
57React Hooks: An Introduction: Testing Components that Use Hooks
58React Hooks: An Introduction: Debugging Hooks: Tools and Techniques
59useState Hook: Managing State in Functional Components
60useEffect Hook: Performing Side Effects in React
61React Fragment: Avoiding Unnecessary HTML
62Forms and Controlled Components
63Handling Forms and User Input
64React Router: Navigation in React Apps
65Understanding Single Page Applications (SPA)
66React Context API: Managing Global State
67Prop Drilling and Avoiding It
68Higher Order Components (HOC)
69Code Splitting and Lazy Loading
70Error Boundaries in React
71React Strict Mode
72Accessibility in React
73React Portals: Working with Modals and Overlays
74State Management with Redux
75Redux Toolkit: Simplifying Redux Workflow
76React Developer Tools: Debugging in React
77Testing React Components with Jest
78Testing Library for React: An Introduction
79Performance Optimization in React Apps
80Memoization Techniques: React.memo and useMemo
81Server-Side Rendering with Next.js
82Static Site Generation (SSG) with Next.js
83Deploying React Apps to Netlify
84Deploying React Apps to Vercel
85Understanding and Using TypeScript with React
86Styled Components: CSS in JS
87Emotion: A CSS-in-JS Library
88Material-UI: Building with Predefined Components
89Ant Design: React UI Framework
90Working with Third-Party Libraries in React
91Creating Reusable Components
92Responsive Design with React
93Mobile Responsive Views with React
94Animating React Components with React Spring
95Animating React Components with Framer Motion
96React and GraphQL: Fetching Data
97Integrating REST APIs with React Components
98Best Practices in React Development
99Security Considerations in React Apps
100React and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)
Course Description
Embark on an exciting journey into the world of web development with the comprehensive React JS for Beginners course. Perfectly tailored for novices entering the realm of Information Technology and specializing in its Web Development subcategory, this course offers a detailed exploration of React.js, a powerful JavaScript library known for building user interfaces.
The adventure begins with an Introduction to React, easing you into the basics of this innovative library. As you progress, you'll delve into Understanding JavaScript ES6 Features, ensuring a solid foundation upon which to build your React skills.
Get hands-on experience Setting Up the React Environment to create your first application, and discover the versatility of JSX Syntax and the numerous benefits it offers. This leads seamlessly into the intricate world of Components, where you'll explore their composition, reusability, performance optimization, and other vital aspects.
With React, the discussion around Props and State is pivotal. You'll learn to pass data effectively between components and manage state efficiently, both locally and globally. This includes introductions to a variety of state management libraries and strategies, such as the useReducer Hook and Context API. Learn to navigate and overcome common state management pitfalls as well.
You'll gain proficiency in Handling Events, Conditional Rendering, and working with Lists and Keys. Insights into the React Component Lifecycle are also provided to enhance your understanding of React's inner workings. As you become more adept, the course will deepen your knowledge with an introduction to React Hooks and their myriad applications, from useState to useReducer, and much more.
Build your skills further by mastering the use of React Router for building seamless single-page applications. Discover the magic of React Context API to manage global state without prop drilling, and see how Higher Order Components can enhance your coding practices.
The curriculum also covers Code Splitting, Lazy Loading, Error Boundaries, and utilizing React Strict Mode. Enhance the usability of your applications with Accessibility in React and explore advanced topics like React Portals for managing complex overlays and modals.
Dive into modern practices with State Management using Redux and simplify your workflow with Redux Toolkit. Debugging becomes a breeze with React Developer Tools, and you'll gain competence in testing using Jest and Testing Library for React.
The course extends beyond the basics to embrace Performance Optimization and Memoization Techniques, vital for creating efficient and swift applications. Discover server-side rendering with Next.js and expand your deployment skills with platforms like Netlify and Vercel.
Furthermore, you'd explore integrating TypeScript, utilizing Styled Components and learning about various UI frameworks like Material-UI and Ant Design. Embrace creativity with Animating Components and fetch data efficiently with React and GraphQL or integrate REST APIs effortlessly.
To round out your learning, develop real-world applications, whether it's building a Blogging Platform, E-commerce Application, or engaging a Social Media Application. Understand Security Considerations, take advantage of Progressive Web Apps, and master Localization and Internationalization.
Your journey concludes with valuable insights into Refactoring Code, understanding real-time features, and preparing for Interviews: Common React Questions. Join the React JS for Beginners course to transform your conceptual ideas into interactive, beautiful web applications.
This free course includes:
14h59m free online audio course
109 content pages
Certificate of course completion
Exercises to train your knowledge