Learn the fundamentals of React with Hooks to create your apps and deploy them
Description
React is the most popular JavaScript library of the last five years, and the job market is still hotter than ever. Companies large and small hire engineers who understand React, and salaries for engineers are high all the time. So, it’s a great time to learn React! This course starts with zero knowledge assumed! All you need is basic web development and JavaScript knowledge.
So, if you are new to React or you are trying to become familiar with React Hooks, this course should be a good start for you. It should help you out with understanding the basics of React as well as a good solid start with Hooks.
What’s in this course?
- An introduction to React.
- Core topics: How React works, building components with React and building UIs with React.
- Components, props and dynamic data binding.
- Working with user events and state to create interactive applications.
- A look behind the scenes to understand how React works under the hood.
- A good explanation on how to work with lists and conditional content.
- An introduction to React Hooks.
- How to debug React apps.
- Class-Based components and function components.
- Sending HTTP requests and handling transitional states and responses.
- Handling forms and user input.
English
Language
Content
Environment Setup
Installing Node
Installing React
React Basics
What is JSX?
Writing Our First App
Components #1
Components #2
Writing Components
Understanding Our App Structure
Props
Lifecycle Methods
State #1
State #2
Seconds Counter App
Handling Forms
Controlled Components
React Hooks
The Hooks System
The useState() Hook
The useEffect() Hook
Refactoring the Seconds Counter App
The Return Statement Inside of useEffect()
Function vs. Class Components
Making Requests in React
Introduction
The Article Searcher App
Sending Requests
Displaying the Results
The dangerouslySetInnerHTML Prop
The key Prop
Deployment
Deployment with Vercel
Alternative Method