Video description
More Than Four Hours of Video Training
Description
Advanced React.js LiveLessons looks at the libraries that make React a complete front-end solution for building applications. First, React router is covered, which is the de facto standard React routing solution. Next, the training looks at Flux, the original data management pattern for large React apps. Then, the training covers the fundamentals of Redux, an extremely popular data management library inspired by Flux. Finally, the video series discusses strategies and libraries that are useful for testing react applications.
Skill Level
Intermediate
What You Will Learn
* Utilizing libraries to make React a complete front-end solution
* React router
* Flux
* Redux
* Testing React applications
Who Should Take This Course
Intermediate to experienced developers who would like to learn React.js for front-end web development.
Course Requirements
* JavaScript
* HTML
* AJAX (not required, but useful for this course)
* REST (not required, but useful for this course)
* ES6 (not required, but useful for this course)
About LiveLessons Video Training
LiveLessons Video Training series publishes hundreds of hands-on, expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. This professional and personal technology video series features world-leading author instructors published by your trusted technology brands: Addison-Wesley, Cisco Press, IBM Press, Pearson IT Certification, Prentice Hall, Sams, and Que. Topics include IT Certification, Programming, Web Development, Mobile Development, Home and Office Technologies, Business and Management, and more. View all LiveLessons on InformIT at http://www.informit.com/livelessons.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Advanced React.js LiveLessons: Introduction
Lesson 9: Creating Routes for Your App with React Router
9.0 Learning objectives
9.1 Implement simple page routing with react-router
9.2 Create a navbar using the Link component
9.3 Understand how to use URL parameters and deep nesting
9.4 Utilize index routes, links, and active route styling
9.5 Use the browser history
Lesson 10: Managing Application State with Flux
10.0 Learning objectives
10.1 Understand why Flux exists
10.2 Grasp the Flux architecture
10.3 Design your Flux views
10.4 Define action constants
10.5 Use the dispatcher
10.6 Define action creators
10.7 Understand stores
Lesson 11: Managing Application State with Redux
11.0 Learning objectives
11.1 Understand how Redux differs from Flux
11.2 Define action creators
11.3 Understand pure functions
11.4 Understand simple reducers
11.5 Implement a simple store
11.6 Bind reducers to your store and compnents
11.7 Refactor to container and presentational components
11.8 Design larger state trees
11.9 Understand combine reducers
11.10 Use higher order containers with react-redux
Lesson 12: Testing
12.0 Learning objectives
12.1 Unit test a Redux reducer
12.2 Unit test a Redux action creator
12.3 Unit test a presentational component with Enzyme
12.4 Test component lifecycle methods with full rendering
Summary
Advanced React.js LiveLessons: Summary