Universal JavaScript with React, Node, and Redux

Concepts of Universal JavaScripts 6 lectures 22:55 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. Defining Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

Why Universal JavaScript? In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

Different Categories of Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

Using Abstractions In this video, we will dive deeper into building abstractions to better share code between the browser and server. We will create two abstractions that are frequently needed by universal JavaScript applications: 1) Getting and setting cookies and 2) Redirecting requests. These abstractions provide a consistent API across the client and server by encapsulating environment-specific implementation details.

• Provide a consistent API across the client and server by encapsulating environment-specific implementation details
• Universally getting and setting cookies
• Universally redirecting requests

Sharing Views, Routes and Models In this video, we are going to take a look at the library stack we will be using in the rest of the video course and how we plan on utilizing these libraries to share views, routes and models.

• React as an out-of-the-box universal view solution
• Redux as the model logic that runs in different environments
• Other universal libraries like react-router and isomorphic-fetch

Concepts of Universal JavaScripts. 6 lectures 22:55 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. Defining Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

Why Universal JavaScript? In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

Different Categories of Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

Using Abstractions In this video, we will dive deeper into building abstractions to better share code between the browser and server. We will create two abstractions that are frequently needed by universal JavaScript applications: 1) Getting and setting cookies and 2) Redirecting requests. These abstractions provide a consistent API across the client and server by encapsulating environment-specific implementation details.

• Provide a consistent API across the client and server by encapsulating environment-specific implementation details
• Universally getting and setting cookies
• Universally redirecting requests

Sharing Views, Routes and Models In this video, we are going to take a look at the library stack we will be using in the rest of the video course and how we plan on utilizing these libraries to share views, routes and models.

• React as an out-of-the-box universal view solution
• Redux as the model logic that runs in different environments
• Other universal libraries like react-router and isomorphic-fetch

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. Defining Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

Defining Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

Defining Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

Defining Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

In this video, we are going to take a look at the evolution in modern web development, highlighting the JavaScript engine in modern browsers and on the server and defining universal JavaScript.

• Learn about web evolution from 1990’s to modern day
• Web browser functional parts: the rendering engine and the scripting engine
• Place scripting engine on the server to build universal applications

Why Universal JavaScript? In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

Why Universal JavaScript? In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

Why Universal JavaScript? In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

Why Universal JavaScript? In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

In this video, we will understand the benefits of universal JavaScript and why we would bother with sharing code between the server and the browser. We will also take a look at the advantages of universal JavaScript, and explore the operational as well as functional quality improvements of using universal JavaScript.

• Sharing code between the server and the client improves both operational and functional qualities
• Reduce the UI development costs, lower bug counts, and ship features faster
• Server-side rendering the HTML of a JavaScript app on the Server

Different Categories of Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

Different Categories of Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

Different Categories of Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

Different Categories of Universal JavaScript In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

In this video, we are going to take a look at two different categories of universal JavaScript code. We’ll look at the simple case of environment-agnostic code and running that to the browser and server. We’ll also look at the more complex category of environment-specific JavaScript code that requires us to do some legwork before reusing the code on the browser or server.

• Understanding the nomenclature
• Review environment-agnostic code
• Review environment-specific code

Using Abstractions In this video, we will dive deeper into building abstractions to better share code between the browser and server. We will create two abstractions that are frequently needed by universal JavaScript applications: 1) Getting and setting cookies and 2) Redirecting requests. These abstractions provide a consistent API across the client and server by encapsulating environment-specific implementation details sally getting and setting cookies

Universally redirecting requests

Sharing Views, Routes and Models In this video, we are going to take a look at the library stack we will be using in the rest of the video course and how we plan on...