Join Joe Chellman for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of React for Web Designers.
- [Instructor] Let's talk about what you should know … coming into this course. … First of all, you should understand HTML and CSS … at at least an intermediate level or better. … And the same thing with JavaScript. … You should have at least intermediate familiarity … with ES5, that is, the version of JavaScript … that's been around for many, many years at this point, … or better. … You don't have to know ES6, … but if you know that there is such a thing called ES6, … know that you will get a little bit … of exposure to it in this course. … Really, you should be pretty proficient … at all these technologies to get started working with React. … If you're not comfortable with these technologies, … there are an absolute plethora of courses available … in the library, … from relatively brief getting started videos … all the way to comprehensive essential trainings. … …
Author
Joe Chellman
Released
6/5/2019- Installing React on an existing site
- Thinking about a design in terms of components
- Creating fully-featured function components using Hooks
- Storing and retrieving data from an external RESTful API
- Employing third-party components for CSS animation
- Using conditional rendering
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Using the exercise files1m 2s
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1. Introducing React
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2. First Project: Customizer
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Attaching a data source3m 20s
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Implement props4m 28s
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Solution3m 4s
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3. Second Project: Directory Browser
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Scaffold initial components5m 58s
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Functional components6m 37s
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Build the filters form5m 41s
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Wire up the filters form10m 57s
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4. Third Project: Status Updater
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Using conditional rendering4m 36s
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Let form post to the API3m 25s
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Conclusion
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