Learning React.js with Flux
Course
Online
Description
-
Type
Course
-
Methodology
Online
-
Start date
Different dates available
Create modern cutting-edge reactive applications with Flux.Flux is a web application development architecture created and used by Facebook. It fits seamlessly with React—in MVC terms, Flux is the Model and Controller to React’s View, but it actually goes much deeper than that. Flux is a new way of thinking compared to the old MVC model. Instead, it sets out a Dispatcher, Store, and View model for creating applications with much clearer data flow. Enabling you to create cleaner and more easily maintainable applications that scale better and are easier to debug. This course starts by having a running server that connects to Mongo database with Mongoose. We will also explore more about Nodemon, express, EJS, MongoDB, and Mongoose. Then we proceed to add React to present the data sent from the server. After integrating React into our workflow, the course focuses on building some of the critical components required to create the To-Do list. Then we proceed to learn about data storage and management on the client. Once you get acquainted with Flux and React, finally, the course takes us through integrating the Flux application with our backend. This course is a complete introduction to Flux, covering the new Flux paradigm and teaching how to create Flux and React web applications from the ground up.About the Author
.
Ben Fhala discovered his passion for data visualization six years ago while he was working at Parsons in New York, in their data visualization department, PIIM. He is the owner of the online video training school, 02geek.com, and an Adobe ACP. He enjoys spending most of his time learning and teaching and has a love for visual programming and visualization in general. Ben has had the honor of developing applications for members of the U.S. Congress, Prime Ministers, and Presidents around the world. He has built many interactive experiences for companies such as Target, AT&T, Crayola, Marriott, Neutrogena, and Nokia
Facilities
Location
Start date
Start date
About this course
Understand the new Dispatcher, Store, View model in Flux
Create applications with Flux and React
Take advantage of the newest performance enhancements in ES6
Setup Node/Express/MongoDB to store a to-do list
Configure and set up a server with Nodemon
Use mongoose to make a connection with our database
Explore the best place to configure our connection
Get React integrated into our workflow
Make the Flux application integrate with the backend
Remove entries from the database and update the clients using Flux
Reviews
This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 6 years
Subjects
- Server
- Works
- Database
- Database training
- Teaching
- Web
- Project
- Systems
- Install
- IT
Course programme
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Start the NPM
- Install packages with NPM
- Start an Express/Node Server
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Add scripts to NPM
- Set up the Nodemon
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Install EJS
- Understand the basics of view engines/template systems
- Setup an EJS view
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Start up the MongoD service
- Explore the basics of database, collection and documents
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Set up the Mongoose
- Connect to mongod with Mongoose
- Learn how to deal with connections
- Discover Webpack
- Configure Webpack
- Bundle with Webpack
- Leverage an Express feature
- Expand the features in Express by adding different middlewares
- Understand more about the static middleware
- Make React itself build the JSX to create React applications
- Set this up using BabelJS
- Explore more about React, react-dom
- Take a brief overview on JSX
- Expand into TSX
- Build a component
- Bundle all the tasks that the user has submitted
- Discover Webpack
- Configure Webpack
- Bundle with Webpack
- Leverage an Express feature
- Expand the features in Express by adding different middlewares
- Understand more about the static middleware
- Make React itself build the JSX to create React applications
- Set this up using BabelJS
Additional information
Learning React.js with Flux
