Core Coursework
(take these in order)
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Learn to build an entire real-world, modern application from scratch in today’s tools! Complete Intro to React, v5
Much more than an intro, you’ll build with the latest features in React, including hooks, effects, context, and portals. Learn to build real-world apps from the ground up using the latest tools in the React ecosystem, like Parcel, ESLint, Prettier, and Reach Router!
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Learn the tools in the surrounding React ecosystem. Intermediate React, v2
Build scalable React applications using the tools and techniques available in the React ecosystem. You’ll learn hooks in-depth, CSS-in-JS with emotion, increase performance with code splitting and server-side rendering, add TypeScript, test your app with Jest …and more!- +
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Learn patterns for passing props and designing your APIs for your components to make them more reusable and useful. Advanced React Patterns
Simplify large React applications by separating your component logic, state and display properties to make React components more flexible and usable!- +
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Increase the confidence you have in shipping your React applications to production. Learn all the types of tests you’ll need to test your React apps. Testing React Applications, v2
Fix errors before your app reaches the end user by writing maintainable unit test & integration tests for your React applications!- +
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Managing state in applications can be one of the more significant challenges you face building large applications. In this course, Steve covers a ton of different approaches so that you can find the best state management approach for your team. Advanced State Management in React (feat. Redux and MobX)
Explore popular libraries to manage state including Flux, Redux, MobX, Redux Sagas, and more. Learning these patterns will help you leverage the best techniques for managing state in your React applications!- +
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There are even more React courses! You can also learn d3.js for data visualization on top of React. Use Firebase as your back end. Or cross-compile React across native mobile. Functional programming is used a lot in React as well, so it would be good to brush up on your functional as well.
Elective Coursework
Client-Side GraphQL in React
Use queries and mutations to interact with GraphQL APIs on the client using Apollo Client and React hooks. You’ll understand variables and inputs to aliases on fields.Introduction to Gatsby
Starting from scratch, you’ll learn to build a full blog app. Use GraphQL in Gatsby for storing and retrieving data, create pages and posts with MDX, optimize your images automatically with the gatsby-image, and load 3rd party data from instagram to display in components. Then deploy your brand new blog website to Netlify for the world to see!Data Visualization for React Developers
Learn the best practices on how to use D3.js to generate the data for these visualizations, and how to use React to render them.Firebase + React: Real-time, Serverless Web Apps
Learn to use Firebase to deploy sophisticated web and mobile applications without having to build your own complex, server-side infrastructure.
