IT Advanced JavaScript using React with ES6

Course Code: AJS3ES6

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React is one of the top programming languages in the world and continues to grow

From almost nowhere, React has become the most popular JavaScript framework in use today. First released in 2013, it currently accounts for over 475k websites, is used by 65% of all JavaScript developers, has over 130k GitHub stars, and was ranked most popular JavaScript library in the 2018 State Of JS survey; but to write using React, you will have to get up to speed in all the enormous changes to JavaScript since 2015 (ES6 and beyond). These changes are non-trivial and take some time to master. In addition, whatever your future projects will involve, you'll need to be comfortable with Webpack, npm and Babel to transpile, minify and bundle your code.

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Descriptions

Who is this course for

Anyone wishing to learn more about React, Webpack, npm, Babel and the recent advances in JavaScript.

Purpose of the course

This course gives you a hands-on 3 days with the JavaScript language, covering all the new features introduced since 2015. We’ll then cover Webpack, npm and Babel, before moving on to learn React.

You will learn how to


  • Understand the fundamental features of ES6+, Webpack, npm, Babel and React.

  • We'll also cover all the new JavaScript syntax introduced since 2015.

Benefits for you as an individual

In a recent survey of 60,000 jobs on Indeed.com, 78% required React (21% Angular and 0.8% Vue). React is definitely the library to learn! 

Prerequisites

Ideally, you'll already be comfortable with JavaScript 2009 (ES5). However, if you have experience in any modern language such as C#, Python, Java etc, you should be good to go.   

Getting Started

  • What is JavaScript?
  • JavaScript Toolsets.
  • Visual Studio.
  • Variable Scope.
  • Reading from and Writing to the DOM.
  • Events

ES6 New Features

  • Babel
  • Polyfills
  • CoffeeScript
  • TypeScript
  • ES6+ New Features
  • JavaScript Modules
  • JavaScript Objects
  • JavaScript Classes
  • Maps
  • The for..of Loop
  • Destructuring
  • Object Literal Enhancement
  • The Spread Operator
  • Displaying Objects
  • Array.map()
  • Functional Programming (Optional)

Ajax with ES6+

  • Introduction to Ajax
  • JavaScript Choices
  • Using ES5 Syntax
  • Promises
  • The Fetch API
  • Async and Await

Webpack, npm and Babel

  • What's the Problem?
  • Packages
  • Installing Node, npm and webpack
  • JavaScript Modules
  • Modules and Webpack – a Worked Example
  • Create an HTML Page
  • Using jQuery
  • Create Multiple Bundles
  • Adding Bootstrap

React Setup

  • Overview of SPAs.
  • React Environment Setup.
  • Write some React.
  • Install React Developer Tools.
  • Hot Module Replacement.

React

  • React - The Basics.
  • React Elements.
  • Elements, Components and Classes.
  • React Components.
  • State and Lifecycle.
  • Hooks.
  • The Virtual DOM.
  • Displaying Images with React

React with Data

  • Starting a New App.
  • Edit the Config Files.
  • Create a Component Class.
  • React and Ajax

Create-React App

  • Windows or Linux?
  • VS or VS Code?
  • Create-react-app
  • Create Our Own App.
  • Snippets.
  • Install and Configure Bootstrap.
  • Simple Components.
  • Props.
  • State.
  • Submitting Form Data.
  • Removing Data (Optional).
  • Building and Deploying a React App.
  • Updating to New Releases

Node.js

  • What is Node.js?
  • Differences Between Node.js and Browser
  • Writing Node.js
  • The Node.js REPL
  • Run Node.js Programs
  • Node.js Modules
  • Writing a Web Server
  • Using Visual Studio

Material UI

  • Bootstrap vs Material UI
  • Getting Started with Material UI
  • Going Further

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