Full-stack JavaScript with Node and React (2017)
AAC | 112 Kbps | 48.0 KHz | 2 channels | 05:23:36 | 19.03 GB
Genre: eLearning Video / Development, Programming
Learn to be a full-stack JavaScript developer and build web applications using Node.js and React.js
Topcis covered:
– Modern and basic JavaScript concepts with a focus on functional methods
– The elements of a full stack and options for each
– The basics of Node as a web server and framework options
– Node as an API server
– Communicating with databases from Node
– Node tools to work with React
– The basics of React (components, virtual dom, lifecycle methods)
– Working with data in React and managing data state
– Consuming an API with React
– Working with React router on the front-end
– Isomorphic React on Node
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I’ve programmed in many different languages in the past and mostly avoided JavaScript because of its so many problems and WTF moments. Things have changed. JavaScript became a much better language that’s flexible and fun, and it offers great options overall for both server and client work. Node.js was a natural pick for server work and my personal pick for the front-end work was the excellent React library.
If you’ve already built a few React applications and you’re comfortable with its API, and you also know your way around Redux, then workshop #3 is for you; React and Redux: Advanced Topics. This is the workshop where we’re going to take a deep dive and talk about properly testing components, declarative programming, higher-order components, performance and optimizations, immutability, working with APIs, async Redux, and production deployment.
In workshop #5, Full-stack JavaScript with Node and React, we’re going to put things together and just build shit from scratch, end to end, with this really cool tech stack that is in huge demand right now. I’ll be covering modern JavaScript in this workshop, how to create and control your own JavaScript environment, working with real API data, a lot of testing, Node tools, server-side rendering, and routing.
Let’s talk numbers. If you’re a programmer who makes less than $120,000 a year in the US, you’re probably underpaid. If you learn and apply everything above – and you build a few projects to prove all of those skills – you should not really accept any offer below $120,000. Even better, if you have that level of skills and a can-do attitude, you have so many options to make even more than that on your own.
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Duration : 36 min 3 s
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Movie name : 20170226 Samer Buna Workshop 3
Movie_More : This video is about 20170226 Samer Buna Workshop 3
Album/Performer : Evan H. Davis
Performer : Evan H. Davis
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Encoded date : UTC 2017-05-11 22:27:06
Tagged date : UTC 2017-05-11 22:44:01
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Keyword : 2-26
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Encoded date : UTC 2017-05-11 22:27:06
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