React JS and Redux Bootcamp - Master React Web Development, Learn React.js and Redux the right way. Dive into the React engine, create 5 apps, and become a React web developer.
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What you'll learn
- How to bootstrap React applications in under a minute with create-react-app.
- How to build React projects from scratch without create-react-app.
- Where React fits in the big picture of web development.
- Transpiling and bundling React applications.
- Modern best practices of React and Redux development.
- How to use APIs to create unique and interesting applications.
- Redux at a deeper level. How each layer of a Redux application really fits together.
- The reasons why bugs appear, the proper fixes for those bugs, and why certain solutions are more optimal than other ones.
- Deployment of React applications.
- Backend essentials too, and how to create backend APIs.
