React JS 2025 Build Complete AI Powered Movie Application

Explore React.js fundamentals and its component-based architecture for building interfaces. See how header, home, and details pages use reusable components and API data, with Node.js and VS Code.

Install node.js and Visual Studio Code, create a React app with Vite using npm create vite, and install dependencies to run or build the project.

Run and build the React project by using npm run dev to start a development server and npm run build to generate a production distribution folder for deployment.

Explore the basic file structure of a React project, including weed config.js, package.json, index.html with root id, and the src and public folders.

Organize a React project by restructuring src into components and pages, and creating assets for images and CSS, then update the public title to learn react with the svg icon.

Install essential VS Code extensions for React development, including auto close tag, auto import, auto rename tag, ESLint, npm intelligence, path intelligence, and Postman.

Explore building React JS 2025 apps with functional components, using Visual Studio Code extensions and code snippets to create and render app and demo components, including inputs and buttons.

Learn to create and compose multiple React components—header, hero, contact, and footer—and render them in the app with proper imports and layouts.

Explore how JSX blends HTML-like syntax with JavaScript in React components, and apply conventions such as a single parent element, self-closing tags, className, camelCase attributes, fragments, and inline style objects.

Explore JSX shorthand for if-else in React by building a live example of conditional rendering using a marks variable; show brilliant result when above 80, otherwise average result.

Shows how to render an array of cities in JSX using the map function, displaying each item with its index as a key in a list.

Learn JSX conditional rendering with if-else, switch, and ternary operators to toggle a login/logout button based on a status variable, with live examples and clean code.

demonstrate conditional rendering in JSX using a switch statement to render logout or login buttons based on status, with a default null case, and tease the upcoming ternary operator lesson.

Learn how to implement conditional rendering in React using the ternary operator to toggle between login and logout buttons based on a status variable.

Render elements conditionally in React using the logical AND operator, displaying a logout button only when the status is true. Explore one-condition rendering without an else branch and practical examples.

Explore how to implement JSX conditional rendering with an immediately invoked function expression (IIFE) to render logout or login buttons based on a status flag.

Learn how props, short for properties, pass data from a parent component to a child in a unidirectional flow, and why they are read-only.

Learn how to pass simple string data from a parent component to a child component using props, render it with title and description, and extend to arrays, objects, and functions.

Learn how to pass an object from a parent to a child using props in React. Create an item with name, age, and city, and render fields in the child.

Learn how to pass a function as props from a parent to a child component in React, triggering an alert on a button click through onClick.

Learn to handle click events in React using onClick in JSX, including camelCase, alert feedback, and submit buttons. Discover arrow and regular functions, and how to wire events for interactivity.

Learn to manage form submission in a React.js app by wiring an onSubmit handler to an HTML form with a name input and prevent default reload, showing an alert.

Explore how to install and use React Router DOM to navigate between home, about, and contact pages in a React app, including browser router, routes, and a 404 fallback.

Create a reusable menu using React Router DOM links and NavLink for home, about, and contact in a single-page application. Highlight the active page with CSS classes.

Compare the browser router and hash router in React Router DOM, detailing URL appearance, history API usage, and deployment impacts for server configurations.

Pass parameters via navigation in a React Router DOM app by adding path parameters to the about page, retrieving them with useParams, and displaying id and name.

Explore what a React hook is and how to use state management in functional components with useState, useEffect, useContext, and useRef, using live examples.

Explore how to use the React useRef hook to access and modify DOM elements, including innerText and innerHTML, update content with onClick, and manage multiple references without re-rendering.

Learn to manipulate a React image's attributes with useRef, replacing the src and other properties on click using current reference and setAttribute in a live example.

Learn to manage two input fields with useRef in a React hook by capturing first name and last name, then display them via an alert on click.

Learn to manage CSS classes in a React app using a useRef hook, bootstrap styles, and a click handler to toggle from text-success to text-danger on an h1 element.

Use useRef to cache API data and avoid refetching on re-renders, demonstrating an expensive computation and displaying the cached JSON data.

Explore how use state stores component data in React, triggers re-renders on change, and updates the UI with a simple counter example.

Master useState with immutable objects in React by updating specific keys via the spread operator, using previous state, and interactive button clicks to reflect key values.

Learn to build a simple to-do app in React using useState with an immutable array, handle input, and add items with a spread operator to render the list with map.

Explore useState with an immutable array to add items, view and remove by index, and update the list with a set function.

Learn how to manage a form with useState in React, building inputs for first name, last name, city, and gender radio options, with Bootstrap and Milligram styling.

Learn to manage a multi-field React form with useState, handle onChange for first name, last name, city, and gender, update a form object with spread, and submit with preventDefault.

Discover how the useeffect hook runs on first mount and re-runs when the dependency array changes, controlled by the callback function and the dependency array, enabling data fetching.

Fetch API data inside useEffect with promises, convert responses to JSON, and store them in state using useState. Display the results by stringifying the JSON data.

Explore how to call an API inside useEffect using async and await, including an immediately invoked function, fetch, JSON conversion, and updating state with useState.

Join this React JS 2025 course and follow a step-by-step guide to develop this AI powered movie application alongside the instructor, building confidence and success.

Set up the environment for building the ai powered movie app by installing google chrome, node.js (lts), and visual studio code, then verify installations and prepare vscode extensions.

Set up Visual Studio Code for development, install and configure essential extensions such as auto close tag, auto import, and ESLint, and manage Postman integration to streamline your workflow.

Launch an AI-powered movie application in React from scratch, set up Visual Studio Code, create the project folder, install the extension, and start the dev server with npm start.

Push the initialized react project to GitHub, note the node_modules gitignore, and run npm start to access the app on port 3000. Install dependencies in the next video.

install essential dependencies for an ai powered movie app, including react router dom, material ui, redux toolkit, and axios. handle legacy dependencies and start the app with npm start.

Set up a React app with react-router-dom v6 and material UI. Apply CSS baseline and build a movie and actors page structure with routes for home and actor details.

Structure your React app with modular components and dynamic routing, creating a navbar, movie information, and profile routes, including IDs for API-driven content.

Set up Material UI styling for the React movie app by creating a styles.js with makeStyles, defining route, content, and toolbar classes, and wiring a theme with a 240px drawer.