React with Redux Tutorials: Mastering Modern Web Development

Learn to build a one page web app with React.js, combining HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SCSS to create a shopping cart and product list on a single page.

Install and set up Node.js and React.js, initialize npm, create a project directory, and install essential tools like React DOM, webpack, and Babel to prepare a React development environment.

Modify the package.json by setting private to true, adding core dependencies (axios, babel polyfill, concurrently, express, react, react-dom, redux), and configuring start and build scripts with lint and test tooling.

Add developer dependencies to package.json, including chai, enzyme, enzyme adapter for React 16, enzyme-to-jest, fetch-mock, Firebase tool, node-sass, prop-types, React test renderer, redux-mock-store, selenium service, and create a src folder.

Create the src/index.js to render the app into the root, importing babel polyfill, react, react-dom, app, route, and index.scss, then create route.js and setupTests.js for redux and enzyme setup.

Create and style an scss file by importing Roboto from Google fonts, set body and main layout with flex, and implement responsive breakpoints for various widths.

Continue scss development by sorting the products, setting 100 percent width and center text, building shelf container with shelf items at 50 percent, and enabling a sliding float cart.

Set up a cart service in src/services with actions load cart, add product, remove product, change product quantity, and update cart, reducer, and services for filters, shelf, sort, and total.

Learn to implement a Redux workflow for cart and filter features, including action types like load cart, add product, removal, change quantity, and update filter with reducers.

Create shelf services for the product page by building actions and fetch logic with axios, sorting by price, and filtering with redux dispatch.

Learn to implement product fetching and reducers, then add a sorting feature by creating action types, actions, and a reducer to update sort by payload.

Import and combine redux reducers for shelf, cart, total, filters, and sort. Configure a redux store with thunk middleware and localStorage persistence to maintain cart state.

Master the app, shelf, and filter components in a React with Redux setup, fetch and display products, implement sorting and filtering, and integrate add-to-cart and checkbox filters.

Create a float cart component in React with add, remove, and quantity update actions. Format prices, control visibility with an open state, and load product data from JSON.

Learn how to run and initialize the react shopping project, set up npm scripts, start the API on port 8001, and test features like filtering, sorting, cart operations, and checkout.

Learn how to build a photo frame web app using React and Redux, implement routing, manage state with Redux, and apply HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals.

Start with Create React App to avoid boilerplate setup, and learn how Babel and Webpack convert ES6 and JSX to browser-compatible ES5 code and bundle it.

Set up a new React app with npx create React app in Visual Studio Code, run npm start to launch the dev server at localhost:3000, and edit src/app.js.

Pass the photo block prop to the photo frame component, map the array to individual photo instances, and implement a photo component with css styling for the photo grid.

Fix the unique key warning in a React photo frame app, render images from frame props with alt text and captions, and style a side-by-side gallery with a remove button.

Learn state management by using a constructor that calls super and initializes this.state with an all photos array, then click the remove button to update the state.

Learn to update state by removing a photo via a prop-driven on remove photo handler, using setState and filter in React to re-render after the removal.

Add a button in the photo frame component to open the add photo page. Style the button with add icon CSS and prepare React Router routing in the next lecture.

Implement browser router to link the photo frame and add photo components, after installing react-router-dom@4.2.2 and wrapping the app in BrowserRouter. Define routes for '/' and '/add-photo' using Link.

This lecture demonstrates adding photo functionality by implementing a submit handler that prevents default, captures image link and description, updates all photos state, and wires on add photo from main.js.

Learn to set up a Redux store in index.js, install Redux (version 3.7.2), create and export a allPhotoReducer, import it, and wire a data/allPhotos.js array to load photos.

Connect the store to the application by wrapping with a provider, wiring the store to main and app components, and mapping state to props to render images from the store.

Learn to dispatch Redux actions by creating an actions.js file for removing a photo, wiring components via mapDispatchToProps, and updating the reducer to remove the photo by index.

Develop React.js projects for employees by implementing a custom modal, dropdowns, radio buttons, and autocomplete, and build agenda, message, person list master, and to-do apps using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js.

Create a React app named abc using create-react-app, set up a model folder with model.js and model.css, and build a custom model box with show and close.

Create a custom modal box by styling the modal wrapper, header, body, and footer with css, including background, borders, shadows, transitions, and a 60% width.

Create a class-based React app that manages a custom modal box with stateful show/hide handlers, rendering a modal and button interactions to demonstrate open and close behaviors.

Learn to create a drop down select in a React app using React-Select, define a city list with labeled options, and enable multi-select with a placeholder.

Implement radio button inputs in a React form to select hobbies, manage state on change, and submit to log the chosen hobby; then introduce an autocomplete example using react-autocomplete.

Build a React autocomplete component with labeled items and state handling. Manage on change and on select events, and style the component for centered display.

Create an agenda app by bootstrapping a React project, importing React, ReactDOM, Bootstrap, and MDB components, and implementing an App class with stateful agendas (IDs, times, titles, locations, descriptions).

Build an agenda app in react by managing an events array with add, delete, and input handlers, and render events with map while toggling a modal.

Build an agenda app with React and Redux, creating a modal form to add events using MDB components with time, title, location, and description fields and icons.

Create an agenda app in React by building a modal-driven interface with header, body, and footer, and enable add and delete events using time, location, and description props.

Build a message list app in React by creating message-list and message-view components, managing local state with sample messages, mapping to views, and styling with app.css.

Create a navigation component with React Router to switch between home and message list, wiring routes in index.js and applying Bootstrap styling for the page.

Organize a React menu app by updating index.html and defining the root div. Create a custom model with dropdown and autocomplete, linking agenda and message styles.

Continue customizing a React Redux app by building a custom model, wiring components, and setting up routes for home, messages, custom model, and agenda.

Explore app customization by creating a menu CSS file, styling body and headers, and building a React radio button component with state management, onChange and onSubmit handlers.

Add an employee details module by creating emp details.js and emp details.css to render a list of employees with images, names, and jobs in React.

Create a react js feedback page with a class component and state for name, age, and feedback; handle input changes and submit to show a thank-you alert and reset, routing.

build a react to-do app using a component-based structure with todo input, todo list, and todo item files, implementing form submission, input handling, and edit and delete actions.

Build a React to-do app page by creating a to-do list component and a to-do item subcomponent, managing items with state, and implementing add, edit, delete, and clear list actions.

Implement edit handling in the to-do app by filtering items by id, selecting the item, and toggling edit mode, then render inputs and wire update and delete with main.js routing.

Learn to build a to-do app in react with redux, handling adding, editing, deleting items, and clearing the list, with uuid-based item ids and component-driven ui.

Create a themed table page in react with redux tutorials, implementing light and dark themes, a t head component, and sample data to render columns.

Build a React table page in stable.js using useState, tHead, tBody, columns, and sample data, with a theme from table.style and a light/dark switch plus custom row and column renderers.

Learn how React.js is a JavaScript library for building fast, reusable UI components that render on client and server with Node.js, leveraging the virtual DOM for performance.

Explore the course outline for building a React.js web application, covering setup, JSX, components, routing, Redux concepts, editors and servers, ES5/ES6, and CDN versus package manager workflows.

install the Create React App package via npm and create your first React app with Create React App, a pre-configured setup with no build configuration requiring node 6+.

Explore the concept of JSX, a JavaScript syntax extension used with React to write XML-like text that Babel transforms into vanilla JavaScript for the browser.

Explore React components, including function and class components, props, read-only inputs, default props, lifecycle basics, and communication patterns from parent to child, siblings, and any-to-any via context, for reusable UI.

Develop components by breaking the HTML template into header, menu, offer, product details, and footer, and organize the src folder with CSS and JS and unit tests.

Develop a component-based user interface by migrating HTML into app.js, creating header and other components, and importing CSS and bootstrap while organizing required js files and images.

Render a header in React by placing code in app.js, closing tags to avoid syntax errors, and modularize into reusable header component with images loaded via require in curly braces.

learn to build modular web interfaces by creating a header component, wiring it in app.js, and scaffolding a reusable search component with its own files for a browser-ready React setup.

Learn to separate pages into independent components, use routing to switch between them in a single-page app, and integrate React Router with react-router-dom to navigate without traditional HTML links.

Set up client-side routing in a React app by creating routes.js, importing browser router, root, and switch, mapping paths to components, and updating package.json dependencies.

Reuse header and footer components to build the contact us page, importing and exporting them and wiring routes in app.js and routes.js for a seamless, reusable layout.

Master routing in React apps by placing routes in app.js or routes.js, using react-router-dom components such as BrowserRouter, Switch, Route, and Link.

Analyze how to handle incorrect URLs by routing to a not found component using a strict wildcard, with a dedicated not found page, header, and footer.

Master the three Redux principles—single source of truth, read-only state, and changes via a pure function—and implement store, reducer, subscribe, and dispatch in a React demo.

Implement Redux steps by creating a store with reducer and state, defining a pure reducer, subscribing to store updates, and dispatching actions with type and payload to manage state.

Master basic web app development with React, covering project setup, jsx, components, routing, and Redux, and explore full-stack development with Node.js, MongoDB, Express, and React.