The main focus of this course is on building single page applications with ReactJS that use REST APIs built with Node.js. The course also contains a section on GraphQL, a modern alternative to REST APIs. The course also covers testing, configuration and environment management, and the use of MongoDB for storing the application’s data.
- General info
- Fundamentals of Web apps
- Introduction to React
- Javascript
- Component state, event handlers
- A more complex state, debugging React apps
- Rendering a collection, modules
- Forms
- Getting data from server
- Altering data in server
- Adding styles to React app
- Node.js and Express
- Deploying app to internet
- Saving data to MongoDB
- Validation and ESLint
- Structure of backend application, introduction to testing
- Testing the backend
- User administration
- Token authentication
- Login in frontend
- props.children and proptypes
- Testing React apps
- End to end testing
- Flux-architecture and Redux
- Many reducers
- Communicating with server in a redux application
- Connect
- React-router
- Custom hooks
- More about styles
- Webpack
- Class components, Miscellaneous
- Excercises: extending the bloglist
- GraphQL-server
- React and GraphQL
- Database and user administration
- Login and updating the cache
- Fragments and subscriptions
- Background and introduction
- First steps with Typescript
- Typing the express app
- React with types
- Introduction to React Native
- React Native basics
- Communicating with server
- Testing and extending our application
- Introduction to CI/CD
- Getting started with GitHub Actions
- Deployment
- Keeping green
- Expanding Further
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