The Complete React Developer Course (w/ Hooks and Redux)

56,217 students enrolled

The Complete React Developer Course (w/ Hooks and Redux)

Learn how to build and launch React web applications using React, Redux, Webpack, React-Router, and more!

56,217 students enrolled

Created by Andrew Mead

Last updated 5/2019

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The Complete React Developer Course (w/ Hooks and Redux)

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What you'll learn

Build, test, and launch React apps
Use cutting-edge ES6/ES7 JavaScript
Setup authentication and user accounts
Deploy your React apps live to the web
Learn the latest React libraries and tools
Master React, Redux, React-Router, and more

2 lectures 10:03

In this video you'll learn a few tips and tricks to make sure you get the most out of this course.

Welcome & Asking Good Questions

Preview 04:53

In this video you'll get a big picture overview of what React is and why you should spend your time learning it.

"Why should I learn React?"

Preview 05:10

+ – Setting up Your Environment

3 lectures 06:49

Section Intro: Setting up Your Environment

Preview 00:50

Need a text editor? Try Visual Studio Code. You can use any editor you like, but I've been loving VSC lately. It's worth checking out.

Installing Visual Studio Code

Preview 01:35

The last thing you need to install is Node.js. You'll be using Node.js to create web servers, compile files, and much more!

Installing Node.js & Yarn

Preview 04:24

+ – Hello React

16 lectures 03:45:10

Section Intro: Hello React

Preview 02:07

In this video you'll how to set up a web server so you can view your React apps in the browser.

Setting up a Web Server

Preview 12:00

In this video you'll take your first look at JSX (JavaScript XML). It's a JavaScript language extensions used by React.

Preview 18:38

In this video you'll setup Babel. This compiles your JSX into regular JavaScript that your browser understands.

Setting up Babel

Preview 17:26

In this video you'll explore the basics of JSX. You'll see what it takes to define your template and get it rendered to the screen.

Preview 14:43

In this video you'll learn how to inject dynamic values into your JSX.

JSX Expressions

Preview 10:20

In this video you'll learn how to conditionally render content in JSX. This will allow you to hide and show content based on the application state.

Conditional Rendering in JSX

22:34

In this video you'll learn about two new variable types which are "const" and "let". You'll also explore the differences between "var", "const", and "let".

ES6 Aside: const and let

16:29

In this video you'll learn about ES6 Arrow Functions. This is a new way to create functions in ES6 and comes with an improved syntax.

ES6 Aside: Arrow Functions

12:36

In this video you'll learn about ES6 Arrow Functions. This is a new way to create functions in ES6 and comes with an improved syntax.

ES6 Aside: Arrow Functions Part II

19:57

In this video you'll learn about event handlers in JSX. These will allow you to run some code when the user interacts with the app (such as clicking a button).

Events and Attributes

16:39

In this video you'll learn how you can rerender you application when data changes.

Manual Data Binding

11:52

In this video you'll learn how to setup form and inputs so you can get data from your users.

Forms and Inputs

17:53

In this video you'll learn how to work with array data in JSX. That'll let you render some content to the screen for each item in a list.

Arrays in JSX

14:15

In this video you'll be adding a new feature onto the Indecision app.

Picking an Option

08:31

In this video you'll be writing some code on your own. I'll set you up, but it's on you to write the solution.

Build It: Visibility Toggle

09:10

+ – React Components

17 lectures 03:00:25

Section Intro: React Components

01:18

In this video you'll learn how to think in terms of how React works.

Thinking in React

07:21

In this video you'll learn how to work with ES6 classes. Classes will be used to create React components.

ES6 Classes: Part I

20:52

In this video you'll learn how to work with ES6 classes. Classes will be used to create React components.

ES6 Classes: Part II

18:07

In this video you'll create and render your first React component.

Creating a React Component

14:36

In this video you'll learn how you can create a React component that renders another React component.

Nesting Components

05:43

In this video you'll learn how to use component props. This lets you pass data into a component when rendering it.

Component Props

13:34

In this video you'll add event props and event handlers into your components.

Events & Methods

10:34

In this video you'll explore class method binding and why it's important.

Method Binding

11:24

In this video you'll learn about component state. Component state is the React way to track changing data in your components.

What Is Component State?

06:50

In this video you'll add component state into the course application.

Adding State to Counter App: Part I

08:18

In this video you'll add component state into the course application.

Adding State to Counter App: Part II

11:00

In this video you'll look at an alternative way you can change component state.

Alternative setState Syntax

07:15

In this video you'll be writing some code on your own!

Build It: Adding State to VisibilityToggle

08:13

In this video you'll be adding state to Indecision.

Indecision State: Part I

17:06

In this video you'll be adding state to Indecision.

Indecision State: Part II

14:33

In this video you'll get a quick recap of component props and state.

Summary: Props vs. State

03:41

+ – Stateless Functional Components

8 lectures 01:23:12

Section Intro: Stateless Functional Components

00:54

In this video you'll explore an alternative way to define React components known as the Stateless Functional Component.

The Stateless Functional Component

13:47

In this video you'll learn how you can setup default props values for your React components.

Default Prop Values

09:49

In this video you'll learn how you can debug your React applications.

React Dev Tools

07:03

In this video you'll be adding a new feature onto Indecision.

Removing Individual Options

16:22

In this video you'll explore component lifecycle methods. These let you run some code at specific times during a components life.

Lifecycle Methods

10:07

In this video you'll learn how you can use localStorage to persist state between page views.

Saving and Loading Options Data

14:36

In this video you'll get a bit more experience working with localStorage and React lifecycle methods.

Saving and Loading the Count

10:34

12 lectures 02:15:51

Section Intro: Webpack

01:15

In this video you'll learn what webpack is and why using it is a good idea.

What Is Webpack?

09:06

In this video you'll learn why global npm modules are a bad idea.

Avoid Global Modules

08:25

In this video you'll be installing and setting up webpack. Config videos are never fun, but webpack opens the door to a lot of great features.

Installing & Configuring Webpack

16:31

In this video you'll learn how you can break your app into multiple files using import/export.

ES6 import/export

18:32

In this video you'll explore another way you can export something from a module.

Default Exports

11:18

In this video you'll learn how you can use import to load in 3rd-party npm modules.

Importing npm Modules

11:28

In this video you'll setup webpack to run babel automatically.

Setting up Babel with Webpack

09:27

In this video you'll continue to break up your app into multiple files.

One Component per File

18:12

In this video you'll setup sourcemaps with webpack. This makes debugging errors a whole lot easier.

Source Maps with Webpack

05:16

In this video you'll setup webpack dev-server which makes local webpack development a breeze.

Webpack Dev Server

08:48

In this video you'll explore the new class properties syntax which make it easier to setup class properties like state!

ES6 class properties

17:33

+ – Using a Third-Party Component

4 lectures 28:48

Section Intro: Using a Third-Party Component

01:13

In this video you'll explore the children prop which makes it possible to add children into your JSX element.

Passing Children to Component

06:25

In this video you'll setup react-modal. This 3rd-party tool make it easy to setup a modal for displaying the selected option.

Setting up React-Modal

18:45

In this video you'll refactor some class components to stateless functional components.

Bonus: Refactoring Other Stateless Functional Components

02:25

+ – Styling React

11 lectures 02:08:16

Section Intro: Styling React

00:49

In this video you'll setup webpack to compile SCSS down to CSS.

Setting up Webpack with SCSS

13:16

In this video you'll be diving into the style by styling the Indecision app header.

Architecture and Header Styles

14:48

In this video you'll learn how to setup normalize.css. This CSS reset makes sure all browsers are starting from the same base.

Reset That $#!*

04:58

In this video you'll use SCSS variables to setup a theme for Indecision.

Theming with Variables

14:18

In this video you'll be setting up that big ol' button up top.

Big Button & Options List

15:24

In this video you'll be styling the options list and list items.

Styling the Options List

14:13

In this video you'll be styling the individual items.

Styling Option Item

16:40

In this video you'll learn how to style react-modal (which can be a little tricky).

Styling React-Modal

18:00

In this video you'll setup media queries to style Indecision for those mobile devices.

Mobile Considerations

12:57

In this video you'll setup a favicon for browser tabs.

Bonus: Favicon

02:53

+ – React-Router

9 lectures 01:34:48

Section Intro: React Router

02:49

In this video you'll explore the differences between server and client side routing. You'll also explore why you'd want to use one over the other.

Server vs. Client Routing

04:39

In this video you'll be setting up the directory structure for the Expensify application.

Setting Up Budget App

06:54

In this video you'll setup react router. You'll learn how you can create multiple pages via client-side routing.

React-Router 101

20:13

In this video you'll learn how to setup a 404 page for your application. This is a page users will see if the URL they entered doesn't match any existing routes.

Setting up a 404

05:58

In this video you'll learn how to setup UI links for switching pages. This will be especially useful for setting up the apps navigation menu.

Linking Between Routes

14:08

In this video you'll refactor the application router. You'll move it out into it's own file and clean up app.js as much as possible.

Organizing Our Routes

12:30

In this video you'll learn how to parse query strings and params with react-router.

Query Strings and URL Parameters

09:10

In this video you'll be creating a new application to practice configuring react-router.

Build It: Router for Portfolio Site

18:27

15 lectures 02:59:41

Section Intro: Redux

01:35

In this video you'll learn what redux is and why we'll need it to continue on with our app.

Why Do We Need Something Like Redux?

13:33

In this video you'll install Redux and use it to create your first Redux store.

Setting up Redux

07:53

In this video you'll learn how to dispatch actions. Actions are instructions that get set to the store to change the store data.

Dispatching Actions

13:00

In this video you'll learn how to subscribe to changes in the Redux store. That means you'll be able to run some code whenever the data changes.

Subscribing and Dynamic Actions

09:35

In this video you'll learn about ES6 Object Destructuring. It's a way to create variables based on properties from an object.

ES6 Object Destructuring

15:49

In this video you'll learn about ES6 Array Destructuring. It's a way to create variables based on items in an array.

ES6 Array Destructuring

10:38

In this video you'll refactor Redux by moving each part into it's own file.

Refactoring and Organizing

16:41

In this video you'll learn about reducers (something you've actually already used). Reducers describe how the store should changed based on a given action.

Reducers

12:05

In this video you'll learn how to setup your Redux store with multiple reducers. This lets you keep the individual reducers small and focused.

Working with Multiple Reducers

13:40

In this video you'll cover another ES6 feature, the spread operator.

ES6 Spread Operator in Reducers

17:36

In this video you'll learn how the ES6 spread operator can be used with objects.

Spreading Objects

14:36

In this video you'll finish off the reducers for Indecision.

Wrapping up Our Reducers

09:52

In this video you'll learn about Redux selectors. This is just a function that gets called with the Redux store data and returns a subset of the data. Selectors are great for filtering data based on some criteria.

Filtering Redux Data

16:54

In this video you'll expand on the Redux selector by allowing data to be stored by amount or description.

Sorting Redux Data

06:14

9 more sections

Requirements

A computer on which you can install software (Windows, MacOS, or Linux)
An understanding of core JavaScript (functions, objects, arrays, callback functions)

Description

This course was just updated to support React v16, React Hooks, the Context API, and more!

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Have you tried to learn React before?

It’s easy to go down the rabbit hole of libraries and tools only to come out of it not knowing how to build and launch a real-world React application. You get things configured, but you’re not sure how the libraries fit together (or if you’re even using the right one).

Sound familiar?

I built this course to show you how you can build and launch real-world React web applications.

The Complete React Web Developer Course 2 starts with the fundamentals and covers everything you’ll need to build and launch React web apps.

You’ll see what it takes to build and launch a React app, from the first line of code to the final production deployment.

This course was designed around one goal: turning you into a professional React developer capable of developing, testing, and deploying real-world production applications.

You’ll learn React by doing, not watching.

From the first videos you’ll be building out each project as well as completing programming challenges I’ve designed to test and reinforce what you’ve learned.

Throughout the course you’ll build two React web apps:

The first app, a decision-making app called Indecision, is our starter application. You’ll learn the fundamentals of React while seeing exactly what it takes to get a React app up and running.
The second app, an expense manager called Budget, has all the features you’d expect from a real application. You’ll set up authentication, user accounts, routing, testing, form validation, database storage, and more.

Stay up-to-date in an ever changing world.

The world of React changes fast, and that’s why I’m always working to keep this course as up-to-date as possible. You can jump in knowing you’re getting access to hot-off-the-press features.

Everything you need comes in one easy-to-use package.

There’s no need to worry if you’re learning the right skills to land that React job or launch that React app. I’ve mapped out everything you need to know in an interactive easy-to-follow package designed to get you up and running in a couple of weeks.

There’s no better time to learn React.

React’s not going anywhere. Companies like Facebook, Walmart, Uber, Airbnb, and Netflix are all using React in production right now.

They’ve also made heavy investments in the React ecosystem, creating new libraries and tools that speed up and simplify React development. From the biggest to the smallest, everyone’s using React and new jobs are popping up every day.

Get access to fast support if you get stuck.

There’s nothing worse than getting stuck ten hours into a course and not getting the help you need to continue. Getting stuck is part of the learning process. That’s why I’m here to answer every single question.

I’ll work with you to get you unstuck and back on track. It’s one of the reasons students love taking my courses:

“This is the absolute best course I've taken on udemy. Andrew is amazing at explaining things concisely, and the flow of the course is perfect. He doesn't skip over anything and he doesn't over-explain anything. On top of all that, he responds to questions so quickly that you won't be stuck at any point." - Tanya Gamarian

"The lessons are of high quality and even more important, he actually takes time to answer your questions!" - Thomas Vercamer

"The instructor does an excellent job in explaining how to build React Apps. He also responds quickly to any questions that are asked." - Matt Willy

I guarantee that this is the most up-to-date and engaging React course available, and it comes with a Udemy 30-day money-back guarantee.

Over eighteen sections you’ll learn:

React
Redux
React-Router
Webpack
Babel
Testing with Jest
Enzyme
App Debugging
App Deployment
Firebase
Authentication
Git/GitHub
ES6/ES7
And many more tools

I can’t wait to see you on the inside!

- Andrew

Who this course is for:

Anyone looking to launch their own React applications, switch careers, or freelance as a React developer

Featured review

Monica Salter ( 6 courses, 3 reviews )

a year ago

Wow, what a course! I looked at a few different options for React classes and I'm glad I picked this one, it's a lot more comprehensive than the others. There were a couple times where the course went too fast for me, but I was usually able to re-watch previous lessons, read Q&A's and research online to figure things out. I really liked all of the exercises that Andrew included, they helped me understand the material more than anything. And they were just the right amount of challenging.