Advanced React.js 17
Take a deep dive into full-stack JavaScript with React.js and learn advanced concepts like the context API, HOCs, external state, performance optimization, asynchronous APIs, testing, deployment, and more.
What you'll learn
Have you ever wanted to create full-stack Javascript applications with React.js? This course, Advanced React.js, covers many advanced topics and best practices about React.js. First, you'll learn how to configure and customize full-stack JavaScript environments. Next, you'll explore how to work with async data and manage an application state both internally and externally. Additionally, you'll dive into components context API, and learn how to use it with higher order components, pure components, presentational and container components, and all components lifecycle methods. Finally, you'll discover performance analysis and optimization, how to use immutable data structures, and how to create production builds for both React.js and Node.js. By the end of this course, you'll be able to efficiently use presentational and stateful React components in production.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Configuring a Full-stack JavaScript Environment: Server Side 12m
- Configuring a Full-stack JavaScript Environment: Client Side 10m
- Working with Data 5m
- Testing JavaScript Code with Jest 5m
- Matching Data to React Components 5m
- Styling React Components 4m
- Components Responsibilities 4m
- Jest Snapshot Testing 8m
- Server-side Rendering of React Components 5m
- Summary 1m
Course FAQ
This course is for anyone who wants to create full-stack Javascript apps with advanced React.js concepts.
You'll learn advanced React.js concepts like how to configure and customize full-stack JavaScript environments, how to work with async data and manage an application state both internally and externally, and much more.
This course covers many advanced React.js topics so you will need to already have a base working knowledge of React.js.
You will need recent versions of Node.js and React.js. We will use the Yarn package manager, Babel and Webpack, the Express. js Node framework,PM2 process manager, Jest framework, and ESlint.