A Practical Introduction to React.js Training Video

A Practical Introduction to React.js Training Video

• Duration: 2.5 hours - 20 tutorial videos
• Date Released: 2015-05-28
• Works on: Windows PC or Mac
• Format: DVD and Download
• Instructor: Mike Sugarbaker

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Learn how to use React.js to build faster, more testable web applications with fewer bugs. With this O?Reilly video course, experienced JavaScript developers will learn development principles of the React.js framework by diving hands-first into working examples. You?ll learn how to build isomorphic web apps that run on both client and server for lightning-fast mobile load times.

Veteran web developer Mike Sugarbaker guides you through development of a shopping list component with React, and then shows you how to expand this in-page widget to a full app with server-API interaction. These principles might make you uncomfortable at first, but you?ll soon appreciate what React brings to the table.


- Set up a simple command-line workflow with JSX
- Learn React?s lifecycle for managing a component?s creation, re-rendering, and destruction
- Understand the details (and perils) of using React?s tools for giving components local state
- Interact with an API using Facebook?s Flux pattern
- Learn how to run React code on the server as well as the client
- See two methods for making the server-side app respond to different URLs
- Get a sneak preview of the React Native project for producing native iOS apps with JavaScript


Mike Sugarbaker, a professional web developer for 18 years, has been using JavaScript even longer. Currently, he?s a front-end developer at Idealist.org.

Course Outline
01. Introduction Why React? Setting Up 02. Basic Building A Simple Component 0202 A Whole Widget 03. JSX 0301 Jumping Into JSX 0302 JSX and Props 04. Interactivity, With Two Twists 0401 The React Lifecycle 0402 Local State 0403 A More Interactive Component 0404 Working With a Model 05. The Flux Pattern 0501 What's The Flux? 0502 Writing Our Own Spinner 0503 A Quick Side Trip Into Inline Styles 0504 Actions and the Dispatcher 0505 Consuming From the Store 06. Isomorphic Apps 0601 A Brief Look Around The Server 0602 Multiple Routes and Other Concerns 07. The Future 0701 From Mixins to ES6 0702 Testing and Animation 0703 And Now...React Native