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React Js Developer Training Certification Course

 July 20  | 0 Comments

React.js is a front-end JavaScript Library developed by Facebook that allows one to create usable and highly interactive UI components. Popular for its fast performance, React.js is particularly useful for building mobile applications. The course will help you understand how the modularity of the React.js ecosystem can help you build more SEO-friendly applications and websites for mobile !

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React JS Fundamental Basics and Configuration
Get started with configuring React.js, Webpack, Babel, Hot Module Replacement (HMR), ESLint, BabelLint, amp, and Twitter Bootstrap and also learn how to use Git commands through command prompt.
Architecture of React, GraphQL, Flux, Relay, JavaScript, and ES6
Learn more about React.js, GraphQL, Flux, and Relay are and how they help solve problems, also give an in-depth knowledge of JavaScript, ES2015 (ES6), amp, and JSX for developing a book shop application.
Set the Development Environment and SPA
As a first, learn to develop a single page application by getting started with development environment.
React JS components and Its lifecycles
Gain expertise in learning the React ecosystem, component lifecycle, components design, and also learn to use the React data flow, events, actions, and amp forms.
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Course Syllabus
  • Data Driven Web Applications
  • Data Driven Web Application in Ideal Shape
  • Data Driven Web Application in Reality
  • Introduction to Flux and GrapQL
  • Relay
  • Webpack
  • Babel

Advanced JavaScript – Part 1

  • Understanding DOM
  • Working with Nodes and Elements
  • Accessing the DOM
  • Creating DOM Elements
  • JavaScript Events
  • JavaScript Timers
  • JavaScript in HTML5
  • HTML5 Video
  • HTML5 Audio
  • HTML5 Local Storage
  • Geolocation
  • Modernizers
  • Using Strict Mode
  • AJAX
  • XMLHttpRequest Object
  • onstatechange Event
  • Parsing XML using Ajax
  • Reading JSON using Ajax
  • Introduction to JS Libraries
  • JavaScript Best Practices.
  • What is ES6?
  • Does all browser supports ES6?
  • Some Basic Features of ES6
  • Scoping
  • Destructuring
  • Promises
  • Arrow functions
  • Generators
  • Classes
  • Inheritance
  • Get & Set Module
  • Rest Parameters
  • Spread
  • Sets and Maps
  • WeakMap
  • Iterators.
  • Setup Items Introduction
  • Setting up React
  • Setting up Webpack and Babel
  • Setup Webpack Dev Server for React
  • Setup npm Registry
  • Setup Project (a node project)
  • How to Built up a Project (Building Project)
  • Setup Project npm Dependency and Dev Dependency
  • HMR (Hot Module Replacement)
  • WebpackÓ³ Hot Module replacement in action
  • Linting our project
  • Setup EsLint and Babel lint
  • Setup EsLint and Babel lint loaders
  • EsLint in action
  • Putting style to our project
  • Adding Sass style file
  • Setup Sass
  • Adding Twitter Bootstrap
  • Setup Bootstrap
  • Running App

Introduction to ReactJs

  • React Virtual DOM
  • Thinking in React
  • React Ecosystem
  • React ComponentÓ³ Lifecycle
  • Components Design
  • React Developer Tools
  • IDE for React and Plugins to Improve the Productivity

JSX

  • Introduction to JSX
  • Writing a Hello World in React
  • ES5 and Stateless React Component
  • React component in ES2015
  • Browser and JSX(Browser Understanding)
  • Hello World React App Using JSX and Without JSX
  • JSX Summary

Data Flow

  • Introduction to One Way Data Flow in React
  • Introduction to One Way Data Flow in React
  • Props and State
  • Passing Data to Child Component
  • Handling State of Component
  • LetÓ³ Upgrade our Target App for Data Flow
  • LetÓ³ Upgrade our Target App for Data Flow
  • Refactoring

Events and Actions

  • Events in React
  • Data Binding
  • Events in React
  • Events and Actions
  • Synthetic Events
  • Communication Among Components

Introduction to GraphQL

  • Introduction to GraphQL
  • REST vs GraphQL
  • Thinking about GraphQL
  • Query
  • GraphQL Server Setup
  • GraphQL Schema File
  • GraphQL Server Configuration
  • Running a GraphQL Server
  • GraphiQL IDE
  • GraphQL App
  • Hello World Counter App in GraphQL

Relay setup

  • Router
  • Behaviour of Browser
  • Introduction to Router
  • The Basics
  • Configuration
  • RouteConfig
  • RouterOutlet
  • RouterLink
  • ROUTER_PROVIDERS
  • Navigation
  • Life Cycle
  • Two critical Points
  • Child Routers
  • Query Parameters
  • URL Style/HTML5 Mode
  • Linker Route Parameters

Introduction to Flux

  • Introduction to Flux
  • Flux Components
  • Flux Dispatcher
  • Flux Store
  • Flux with React
  • Flux vs MVC
  • MVC: Ideal App
  • MVC: A Real App
  • FLUX to Help an Application
  • Introduction to Relay
  • Main Parts of Relay
  • Relay Container
  • Relay Route
  • Relay Root
  • Architecture Diagram
  • Cache Model
  • Data Fetching Rules in Relay
  • Relay Cache Model

Relay Data Handling

  • GraphQL Schema(Examples)
  • Relay Code Update to Display List of Books
  • Relay Fragment Design
  • High Level Diagram of Preparing an App
  • Introduction to GraphQL Connection
  • GraphQL Schema Update to Display List of Books
  • GraphQL Connection
  • GraphiQL IDE
  • Relay Connection
  • Relay Codes for Preparing an Real Time App
  • GraphQL Schema Update
  • Node Interface
  • Updating Schema
  • Running App

Relay Mutation Add Mutation Delete Mutation

  • Mutation operations
  • Mutation by GraphiQL
  • GraphiQL IDE Docs
  • Relay Changes
  • Updating Relay Container and ReactCcomponent to Support Mutation
  • Relay Delete Mutation
  • GraphQL Mutation
  • Delete Mutation from GraphiQL

Relay Advance Data Handling

  • Relay Advance Data Handling
  • GraphQL Schema Update
  • Filter Support Test on GraphiQL
  • Update Relay Code for Filter

Unit Testing React and Relay – Part 1

  • Introduction to Unit Testing React and Relay
  • Building Testing Framework
  • Test File Bundler: Webpack
  • Test Runner- Mocha
  • Mocha-Webpack
  • Assertion and Mock Library: Expect
  • Test Utils
  • Location and File Name for Test Files
  • Setting up the npm Dependencies
  • Webpack config for Test
  • npm Scripts to Run Test
  • Sample Unit Test
  • Testing React Component
  • Use Case for Testing
  • Testing React Component
  • Use Case for Testing
  • Limitation of React Test Utils
  • Intro to Enzyme

Unit Testing React and Relay – Part 2

  • React Testing with Relay
  • Building RelayMock
  • Re-Star React Testing with Relay Mock

Production Build

  • Production Build
  • Entire Build Prod Server Procedure
  • Creating JSON File and npm Installation

Project II

  • Mentee can select project from predefined set of AcadGild projects or they can come up with their own ideas for their projects

Project II

  • Mentee can select project from predefined set of AcadGild projects or they can come up with their own ideas for their projects

Project II

  • Mentee can select project from predefined set of AcadGild projects or they can come up with their own ideas for their projects

Project II

  • Mentee can select project from predefined set of AcadGild projects or they can come up with their own ideas for their projects

Introduction to ReactJs

  • Data Driven Web Applications
  • Data Driven Web Application in Ideal Shape
  • Data Driven Web Application in Reality
  • Introduction to Flux and GrapQL
  • Relay
  • Webpack
  • Babel

Advanced JavaScript – Part 1

  • Understanding DOM
  • Working with Nodes and Elements
  • Accessing the DOM
  • Creating DOM Elements
  • JavaScript Events
  • JavaScript Timers

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    FAQ’s

    How will learning React.js help my career?

    React.js is a JavaScript Library developed by Facebook and is much easier to grasp and is much faster as compared to Angular.js as it uses Virtual DOM.
    React.js is slowly gaining popularity over Angular.js as per Reddit. Besides, there already are a lot of Angular.js developers in the market today. Given how recent React.js is, presently it is difficult to find developers with more than 1 year of experience in the field.

    What are the prerequisites for this course?

    • Microsoft® Windows® 7/8/10 (32- or 64-bit)
    • Mac® OS X® 10.10 (Yosemite) or higher

    Who should take this course?

    This course is intended for professionals who want to develop Middle Layer (API) for Enterprise Application. This course will help them gain experience in building real-time, high-level applications.
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