
Explore how React and Redux work together to build user interfaces and manage state with components, stores, reducers, actions, and a weather app project.
Explore what React JS is, its core concepts like components, data flow, state and properties, and the Redux state manager with stores and reducers, plus GSX syntax and online converters.
Explore React's component-based, declarative approach to building dynamic user interfaces, using gsx syntax, props and state, the virtual dom, and isomorphic javascript for client and server rendering.
Explore how GSX adds HTML-like syntax to JavaScript, with tags, attributes, and expressions, learn why className replaces class, and how React components begin uppercase, with GSX transforming into JavaScript.
Learn how Redux provides a single, immutable application state managed by actions and reducers, with a store you dispatch actions to and subscribe to changes, using combineReducers for scalability.
Explore React components and their lifecycle methods with hands-on examples, then understand state, props, and prop types with validation, including a hello world illustration.
Explore the bare-bones of React by building a hello world component rendered with a CDN-based setup, using JSX, and practicing props, props.name, props.children, and a simple onClick event.
Create a form component that captures input on submit and initializes email and subscribed. Nest a status component and pass the email prop to show a thank-you message when subscribed.
Explore React lifecycle methods, where render is the only required method and mounting, updating, and unmounting trigger the lifecycle along with get default props and get initial state.
Learn how to use prop types for validation in React: enforce string, number, boolean, array, and object types, mark required props, and render lists with map.
Explore redux fundamentals, set up a webpack environment, install redux via npm, manage state with store and reducers, and use logger's and error handlers middleware.
Set up a webpack environment for a redux and react project, creating a boilerplate app, initializing package.json with npm, and configuring babel and dev server to run the app.
Learn to build a Redux store with a pure reducer and initial state, dispatch actions with a type and payload, and subscribe to state changes.
Combine reducers in Redux to manage user and post state, create a store, dispatch actions, and update state immutably.
learn to implement redux middleware to log actions, handle errors, and intercept requests between actions and reducers, then enhance debugging with redux lager and prepare for async calls with thunk.
Learn to fetch data from an api in a React and Redux setup using redux-thunk, dispatching fetch start, receive posts, and fetch errors to manage loading, data, and errors.
This section teaches using React and Redux together, sets up Webpack with React, manages state, implements the React-Redux binding, and maps Redux state to React props.
Set up a Webpack-based React and Redux workflow by installing dependencies, configuring Webpack, and creating an app component that renders a components structure, paving the way for Redux state management.
Nest a to-do component inside the main app, initialize state with a user name and a to-do list, and map and pass state as props to child components.
Explore integrating Redux with a React app by installing React-Redux, creating a store with thunk and logger middleware, building reducers and actions, wiring provider and connect for to-dos and users.
Hook up Redux to React, create user and to-do reducers, and wire in actions to fetch and display todos in the app.
Build a weather check app using React and Redux that consumes the Weather Underground API, starting at Boston and enabling location changes via a weather store.
Learn to scaffold a weather check app with React components, create a location form and weather component, and wire a Redux store and reducers for API data.
Set up a redux store and weather reducer, wrap the app with the provider, configure middleware, and prepare actions to fetch weather data from an API.
Learn to build a Redux data flow by creating asynchronous actions with axios, dispatching fulfilled and rejected actions, and connecting components to fetch and render weather data.
Build a weather component in a React and Redux app by fetching data from the Weather Underground API, handling empty states, and displaying location, icon, temperature, humidity, and wind.
Create a location form component in a React Redux app, using refs for city and state, handling submit to build a location object and fetch weather.
Enhance the app UI by applying a custom bootstrap theme from boot swatch, loading slate CSS via CDN, and implementing bootstrap grid and form styling to center and organize content.
Master core react and redux concepts, including components, state, lifecycle methods, jsx, reducers, and middleware, through hands-on projects and data fetching with redux thunk.
Faster and Better are two words that are constantly heard in the development world. Apps need to be built quicker, perform better and be scalable. This has resulted in technologies such as React and Redux to be created.
So, what are React and Redux?
React JS is an open-source JavaScript library that works as the V in the Model-View-Controller, allowing the system to render components that has additional components written as custom HTML tags. It allows incorporating HTML tags to make the developer’s coding more flexible. Using a JavaScript syntax extension, known as JSX, the coding is more readable and easier to write.
Redux is slightly different. Although, inspired from Facebook’s Flux technology, it is not at all the same. Instead, Redux is a predictable state container for JavaScript apps. It allows the developer to write apps regardless of the environment, resulting in more consistently running apps. It works by storing the whole app in an object tree inside a single store. In order for a change to be made, an action is emitted, which does not result in the state of the app to be changed but rather a new object to be returned. The developer writes a reducer, a special function, which determines how an action will modify the state of the entire application. This made the app easier to run and even test.
Do you want to learn how you can create apps that are fast and furious? Well, then here’s your chance. This amazing complete course is the perfect place for you to not only become acquainted with these brilliant technologies, but also master them.
Breakdown React and Redux and learn them from scratch. This course includes everything you need to know about React and Redux. The course answers questions such as what is React and its basic features such as components, state, properties and lifecycle; what is Redux and its basic features such as state, store and reducers; and even how to combine them together to create a brilliant app.
In addition to theory, this React and Redux tutorial also includes building a complete hands-on WeatherCheck Application to get you acquainted with using both technologies in real world applications.
With so much packed in this course, let’s get started and learn how to build faster and better apps with React and Redux.