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React Crash Course For Beginners 2020

Learn the basic fundamentals of React
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3,075 students
Created by Imran Sayed
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This course is for absolute beginners and helps you learn the basic fundamentals of React.
1. Benefits of using React 2. JSX 3. Rendering Elements 4. Component and Props 5. State and Lifecycle Methods 6. Handling Events 7. React Hooks

Requirements

  • You should have basic knowledge of JavaScript

Description

If you have never worked with React, however you always want to start. Now is the time.

In this free online course you will learn the basics of React for absolute beginners. Completing this course should put you in a good position to get a kick start in getting comfortable with React.

The course will cover:


1. Benefits of using React

2. JSX

3. Rendering Elements

4. Component and Props

5. State and Lifecycle Methods

6. Handling Events

7. React Hooks

Who this course is for:

  • JavaScript Developers

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 1h 2m total length

  • Introduction to React
    03:58
  • Introducing JSX
    01:24
  • Rendering Elements
    02:55
  • Component and Props
    20:11
  • State and Lifecycle Methods
    09:16
  • Creating your first React Application using Create React API CLI
    07:08
  • Creating your own React Component - Header and Footer
    05:23
  • Creating a Counter App using React Hook
    12:39

Instructor

Imran Sayed
Software Engineer
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Imran is a Full Stack Developer. He is also a WordCamp Speaker, Organizer, WordPress Meetup Organizer, and a regular contributor to the open source community. He is also a core contributor in WordPress and has a rich experience in Node, React and Laravel.

Apart from this, Imran has a passion for teaching and sharing knowledge which led him to start his YouTube channel - Codeytek Academy in 2013, where he teaches Programming on WordPress, React and Laravel.

Openness and inclusiveness is something he dearly loves about the open source community.