ReactJS Web Application Development

Duration: 4 Days (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or 28 hours of coursework with personal facilitation over a four week span (On-Demand)

US Price: $2095 (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or $1495 (On-Demand)

Delivery Options: Attend face-to-face in the classroom, remote-live or via on-demand training

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Description

React (a.k.a. ReactJS or React.js) is a popular component-based JavaScript library used for easy creation of powerful, interactive UIs. This React training course will provide an introduction to the benefits of the React JavaScript framework, so course participants can start to develop applications quickly using the framework.

Students will be introducted to the React JavaScript library and covers essentials such as using Create React App, defining components, writing and styling JSX elements, passing props, using state and registering event handlers. Students will also learn how to use React Hooks, the Context API, Lifecycle Methods and how to implement global state using the Redux JavaScript library.

Comprehensive hands on exercises are integrated throughout to reinforce learning and develop real competency.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of HTML and JavaScript equivalent to attending the Website Development with HTML5, CSS and Bootstrap and JavaScript Programming courses.

Course Overview

React Fundamentals Overview of React Components React Tree Reconciliation Uni-directional Data Flow React and ReactDOM	React Development Environment Environment Setup NodeJS VS Code VS Code Extensions for React Installing React Create React App Overview of Babel and Webpack Using Create React App
ES6 Features in React ES Modules Declaring variables with let and const Arrow functions Template Literals Rest Parameters and Spread Operator Array/Object Destructuring ES6 Classes Callbacks Promises Async/Await	JSX Role of JSX Rendering JSX Elements Writing JSX Expressions Comments in JSX React Fragments
Responding to User Events Defining Event Handlers Issues with Events Meaning of this SyntheticEvent Accessing Event Properties Event Pooling	Working with Forms Using Interactive Properties value defaultValue checked selected Controlled inputs Uncontrolled inputs Capturing Component Updates with onChange Intercepting Form Submission
Styling JSX How to style JSX Elements Applying CSS Classes to JSX Defining Style Objects Styling with Bootstrap and other CSS Frameworks Animating React Components	Working with State What is State? Setting Initial State Mutating State with setState() Problems with State
Fetching External Data Using the Fetch API Async/Await Using Promises Communicating with External APIs Using axios for fetching data	Defining Components What are Components? Presentational vs Container Components Rules for Defining Components Creating Functional Components Limitations of Functional Components Creating Class-based Components Defining a constructor() Method
Lifecycle Methods What are Lifecycle Methods? Mounting constructor componentWillMount render componentDidMount Rendering componentWillReceiveProps shouldComponentUpdate componentWillUpdate render componentDidUpdate Unmounting componentWillUnmount Dealing with State and Prop Changes Error Handling componentDidCatch	Using React Router Creating Single Page Applications in React What is React Router? Fundamentals of React Router Defining Routers Route and Switch components React-router objects Match History Location Authenticating Routes Route Parameters
Using the Context API Why use Context? Creating a Context Object Defining Providers and Consumers Using the Render props pattern	Using React Hooks What are Hooks? Adding state to functional components with useState useEffect useContext useReducer
Passing Data with Props What are Props? Passing Props to Components Receiving Props Handling Children Validating props with PropTypes Data Type Validation Making Properties Required "Prop drilling" Explained Simplifying Prop drilling with the spread operator Communicating with Parent Components	Deploying a React Application Using npm run build Using npm run deploy Configuring Client-side Routing Deploying to GitHub Pages