Udemy – React For The Rest Of Us 2020-5

Udemy React For The Rest Of Us 2020-5

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Description

React For The Rest Of Us is a popular React framework training course. React is an open source JavaScript framework created by Facebook to build the user interface. React is used to develop single-page applications and has become one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks to date. In the React For The Rest Of Us training course, React teaches you how to build one-page programs and will help you learn the framework as quickly as possible by doing practical projects. You need basic HTML knowledge to start learning in this course, but knowing JavaScript is not a prerequisite.

Items that are taught in this course

Problems that React solves and why we need to use it

How to develop a one-page application with React

Keep written code organized and manageable

How to integrate real and dynamic data in the front-end

Course information

Publisher: Udemy

Instructor: Brad Schiff

Level: Basic to Advanced

Duration: 15:48:48

Number of lessons: 80 lessons

English language

Topics

80 lectures 15:48:48

Intro: The 10 Days of React 10 lectures 02:08:31

Getting Ready To Create a Real World App 5 lectures 40:13

Let’s Start Building Our App! 6 lectures 01:13:28

Working With a Real Back-End 3 lectures 17:35

Connecting the Front-End and Back-End 10 lectures 01:49:37

Leveling Up The Way We Approach State 5 lectures 01:10:54

Actually Building Our App 6 lectures 01:10:23

Edit & Delete Post Actions 6 lectures 01:36:25

Search Overlay 5 lectures 01:10:56

Letting Users Follow Each Other 3 lectures 56:24

Building a Live Chat Feature 4 lectures 58:44

Registration Form Validation 5 lectures 01:00:03

Getting Ready To Go Live 8 lectures 01:33:54

Extra Credit Ideas / Challenges 4 lectures 01:39

Prerequisites

A basic understanding of HTML (e.g. “p” is for paragraph, “h1” is for headline, etc…) You could likely work through this course even without any JavaScript experience given the reasonable pace of lessons, but at least a tiny bit of JavaScript familiarity is recommended and will result in a much more enjoyable experience No CSS knowledge required (although it helps to understand that CSS is used to add style & design to a page)