Starting with React.js
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Many new or intermediate developers struggle to see how React.js differs from other JavaScript frameworks and libraries, or how it fits into application architecture in general. Simply put, React allows you to develop user interfaces like the pros; and this course will show you exactly how it works.
The Must Have JavaScript Library
This React online course was designed with web developers in mind. If you design UI/UX solutions for mobile or the web, learning React.js will vastly improve how you work. And if you want to design with React as easily as with other JavaScript frameworks, this course is a must.
This course focuses on building simple components and composing them to create complex, rich, functional component solutions. You'll get to grips with event handling, routing, implementing Flux architecture, and much more to master React fundamentals.
We start from the very beginning and stick with you every step of the way, kicking off with an introduction to React and getting progressively more challenging as the course continues. Don't worry – you'll soon be working on React projects with ease.
By the end of this course, you'll be productive and efficient in using this versatile library, and you'll be able to build great looking web apps faster than ever before.You'll walk away with a working knowledge of the framework, it's various facets, and you'll understand how it fits into your process. But most of all, you'll have a valuable and time-saving new skill in your developer toolbox.
What is React?
React.js is a JavaScript library that makes building user interfaces simple and painless. It is a view layer rather than a complete framework, so while it's not suitable for building a fully functional dynamic app, it adds the finishing touch to make your websites look flawless. React is maintained by Facebook, Instagram and a wider community of developers and can be used with React-based add-ons or in conjunction with other JS libraries and frameworks.
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Starting with React.js
Many new or intermediate developers struggle to see how React.js differs from other JavaScript frameworks and libraries, or how it fits into application architecture in general. Simply put, React allows you to develop user interfaces like the pros; and this course will show you exactly how it works.
The Must Have JavaScript Library
This React online course was designed with web developers in mind. If you design UI/UX solutions for mobile or the web, learning React.js will vastly improve how you work. And if you want to design with React as easily as with other JavaScript frameworks, this course is a must.
This course focuses on building simple components and composing them to create complex, rich, functional component solutions. You'll get to grips with event handling, routing, implementing Flux architecture, and much more to master React fundamentals.
We start from the very beginning and stick with you every step of the way, kicking off with an introduction to React and getting progressively more challenging as the course continues. Don't worry – you'll soon be working on React projects with ease.
By the end of this course, you'll be productive and efficient in using this versatile library, and you'll be able to build great looking web apps faster than ever before.You'll walk away with a working knowledge of the framework, it's various facets, and you'll understand how it fits into your process. But most of all, you'll have a valuable and time-saving new skill in your developer toolbox.
What is React?
React.js is a JavaScript library that makes building user interfaces simple and painless. It is a view layer rather than a complete framework, so while it's not suitable for building a fully functional dynamic app, it adds the finishing touch to make your websites look flawless. React is maintained by Facebook, Instagram and a wider community of developers and can be used with React-based add-ons or in conjunction with other JS libraries and frameworks.