
Explore the React project structure, including node_modules, public, and the source folder. Understand how App.jsx, Main.js, index.html, and package.json tie together as you prepare your first component.
Explore how react works behind the scenes from the main.js entry and root div to the virtual dom, within the react ecosystem of routing and state management.
Master hooks and state with useState to filter products, updating the product grid as you toggle between under $500 and all products on the left.
Learn to filter products with React state by wiring onClick buttons to show under $500 items or all products, using useState and the array filter to update the UI.
Refactor the app by extracting the filters into a separate component, wiring it through props to a unified handle filter function, and resolve prop types for future real API data.
Enhance a product listing by adding category filters using the fake store API. Build a three-component structure (App, products, filters) and fetch categories with useQuery.
Add category, sort, and max price filters to a React app, enabling dynamic product listings with query parameters for sorting. Use previous state to preserve category while applying sort.
Learn to implement client-side routing in a React app using React Router, install the library, and configure routes with a layout, header, footer, and outlet for dynamic content.
Learn to implement dynamic routing for product pages by fetching a single product using its id from a fake store API, with React Router dynamic segments and the useParams hook.
Master state management in react, using the use state hook, for component data, and switch from prop drilling to a centralized context for a shopping cart workflow.
Create a cart context and cart provider to manage shopping cart state in a React app. Wrap routes with the provider, expose items via value, and access them through children.
Build add to cart using a cart provider and useContext API in React 19, storing product details and quantity, and update existing items by increasing quantity.
Improve user feedback by showing a cart-added notification and removing unnecessary spacing. Explore css in js with emotion and styled components to style the alert with a fade-in animation.
Create a shopping cart component using a cart context to manage items, render the cart page, and connect to a separate checkout route with a styled, tailwind-based interface.
Learn to update cart items and quantities by modifying a central cart provider, adding remove and update quantity functions, and reflecting changes in the cart user interface.
Create a React cart summary component with PropTypes for items and cart total, render item title, price, and quantity, and display the cart total in a styled flex layout.
Welcome to the React 19 Mastery Course — the most up-to-date and practical guide to learning React in 2024 and beyond.
This course is perfect for both beginners and developers who want to sharpen their React skills by building real-world applications with the latest React 19 features. Whether you're starting from scratch or revisiting React with the new compiler and updates, this course walks you through everything step by step — without fluff.
You’ll start with the fundamentals of React, including JSX, components, props, and hooks. Then, you’ll dive into real data fetching with Axios, build dynamic UIs, and manage state effectively using Context API.
We’ll also cover the new use() hook, form actions, and React 19’s compiler optimizations, so you’re learning the most modern, production-ready patterns used by top companies today.
You’ll build an entire e-commerce-like app with product listing, filtering, a shopping cart, checkout flow, and form submission. Along the way, you’ll learn key skills like routing, conditional rendering, context API, and working with APIs the right way.
By the end of this course, you'll not only understand React 19 — you’ll have built a fully functional app and be ready to use React confidently in real-world projects.
Let’s build together. See you inside!