Redux - End to End

A Tale of Two Clients 6 lectures 42:05 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. Building and Compiling a React Application Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax One Way Data Flow in React In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events Serving React Apps from Express In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app Loading SASS Modules In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production Isomorphic Rendering One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! A Tale of Two Clients 6 lectures 42:05 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. Building and Compiling a React Application Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax One Way Data Flow in React In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events Serving React Apps from Express In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app Loading SASS Modules In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production Isomorphic Rendering One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. This video provides an overview of the entire course. This video provides an overview of the entire course. Building and Compiling a React Application Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax Building and Compiling a React Application Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax Building and Compiling a React Application Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax Building and Compiling a React Application Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax Learn how to use the webpack bundler and supporting loaders to build a React application. • Take a node.js application • Transform it to make it run in the browser • Write our application modularly and use modern syntax One Way Data Flow in React In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events One Way Data Flow in React In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events One Way Data Flow in React In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events One Way Data Flow in React In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events In this video, we’ll learn how to the working of data binding mechanisms in React. • Set up a container to manage the data • Pass the data down as properties of child components • Discover how to issue events Serving React Apps from Express In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app Serving React Apps from Express In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app Serving React Apps from Express In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app Serving React Apps from Express In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app In this video, we will create an Express application and use it to serve our React client. • Create a minimal Express app • Configure the app to serve our React client • Optimize the React app Loading SASS Modules In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production Loading SASS Modules In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production Loading SASS Modules In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production Loading SASS Modules In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production In this video, we’ll learn how to add SASS to our build chain. • Learn how to add stylesheets to our webpack build process • Add babel loaders to compile styles as a part of the webpack build • Optimize the compiled output for use in production Isomorphic Rendering One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! Isomorphic Rendering One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! Isomorphic Rendering One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! Isomorphic Rendering One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! One chief disadvantage to single page apps is that they’re less accessible to search engines. Using isomorphic rendering gives you full searchability and a performance boost as well. • Reorganize your client code for universal access • Compute the virtual DOM on the server before the client loads • Make sure you’re really rendering the same DOM in both places! Data Management 4 lectures 44:39 Integrating Redux When state management becomes complex, it becomes less practical for components to handle it. Redux offers a testable and predictable implementation of the FLUX pattern. • Move state management code into actions and reducers • Initialize the Redux store with your reducers • Use react-Redux to bind the Redux store to your view layer Isomorphic Redux We need to ensure consistency between the client and the server side rendering code when computing the virtual DOM. When adding Redux to the mix, this includes keeping the application state consistent as well. • Hookup Redux on the server and force a checksum warning • Dump the initial state to a JavaScript variable in the HTML template • The client then creates the store using the preloaded state from the previous step Database Access with Knex An API without data is like a restaurant without food. Knex provides a thin wrapper around sql that will get our tables populated in no time. • Install and configure knex for postgresql • Run a migration to create a database table • Execute a seed script to populate the table with records Object Relational Mapping with Bookshelf Sometimes we need to do more than just read or write data. Object relational managers provide higher level abstractions as well as features like model validation and eager loading of associated data. • Observe how plain knex queries are insufficient for eager loading • Download Bookshelf and create models for each database table • Perform an eager loading query Data Management. 4 lectures 44:39 Integrating Redux When state management becomes complex, it becomes less practical for components to handle it. Redux offers a testable and predictable implementation of the FLUX pattern. • Move state management code into actions and reducers • Initialize the Redux store with your reducers • Use react-Redux to bind the Redux store to your view layer Isomorphic Redux We need to ensure consistency between the client and the server side rendering code when computing the virtual DOM it...