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React Rush
Turbocharging React JS Skills: Accelerate Your Frontend Development Mastery
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What is this course about?
In this course, I’ll guide you through advanced React concepts, giving you a comprehensive understanding of how React works under the hood. Unlike basic courses that focus on building applications from start to finish, I emphasize mastering the core principles and advanced features of React. You'll tackle real-world, industry-inspired challenges that I’ve handpicked to provide practical experience in solving complex issues. I also highlight best coding practices and optimization techniques, ensuring you can write clean, maintainable, and efficient code for scalable, high-performance React applications. At the end of each module, you'll complete problem statements I’ve designed to target specific concepts covered in that module. Enroll now, buckle up, and get ready to master React with me!
In this course, I’ll guide you through advanced React concepts, giving you a comprehensive understanding of how React works under the hood. Unlike basic courses that focus on building applications from start to finish, I emphasize mastering the core principles and advanced features of React. You'll tackle real-world, industry-inspired challenges that I’ve handpicked to provide practical experience in solving complex issues. I also highlight best coding practices and optimization techniques, ensuring you can write clean, maintainable, and efficient code for scalable, high-performance React applications. At the end of each module, you'll complete problem statements I’ve designed to target specific concepts covered in that module. Enroll now, buckle up, and get ready to master React with me!
What’s so special and different about this course?
The course includes problem statements designed based on real-tasks in big project based on the mentor’s experience and complete with solutions with hints to help you tackle complex challenges effectively.
Benefit from a blend of video content and articles, providing a diverse learning experience that reinforces concepts through multiple formats.
Unlike other React courses that focus on basic projects like to-do lists or e-commerce apps, this course dives into deeper, more complex problem-solving scenarios.
The course ensures a proper transition from vanilla JavaScript to React, helping you understand the under-the-hood workings of React, and how it enhances and optimizes your coding practices.
Learn to write code that meets industry standards, with best practices and design patterns to ensure your work is both efficient and maintainable.
Join our vibrant community to exchange ideas and learn from fellow learners. Share your questions and receive valuable insights from others. Plus, earn points for your active participation!
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React Rush : Turbocharging React JS Skills
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Course Curriculum
- JS Intro: An Introduction to Javascript
- Installation and Setup
- Node Installation and VS Code
- Javascript Brush up
- Const vs Let vs Var
- Objects in Javascript
- Class in Javascript
- Bonus Reads: Garbage collection and IIFEs
- DOM Manipulation using Javascript
- Event handling in JS
- React Intro : Reading Lesson
- Document APIs and React Create Element
- Functional Components and JSX
- React.createElement API
- Exercise : Understanding React APIs
- Understanding React Code Structure
- Create React App using CRA
- Props and Components
- Render and Commit Phase
- What are hooks?
- State Management in React
- Updating Array and Object in state
- Form with useState
- Custom Form Builder Application
- Exercide: Form Builder Foundation
- Effects in React
- Local Storage
- All about useEffect hook
- All about useEffect
- useRef in React
- useRef hook
- useEffect Hand On: Persistence in Form Builder
- Exercise : Form Builder with Persistence
- Browser Router Documentation
- React Router
- Authentication
- Authentication Basics
- Token Storage Methods and Security Considerations
- Refresh Token and Access Token
- Sign in page for application
- Refresh Token usage in application
- Optional Readings: JWT and cookies
- Exercise : Authentication in React
- Global States and Prop drilling
- Global States and Contexts
- Context API and uses
- Auth Provider Migration
- RBAC : Role Based Access Control - (preread)
- Protected Routes in React
- Theme Provider in React
- Understanding the Issue with useLayoutEffect and Navigation in React
- Exercise : Contexts and Advanced Routing
- Migrating from multiple useState to useReducer
- Beginner's Guide to useReducer Hook
- Flux Design Pattern
- Flux Design Pattern using React APIs
- Understanding the Use of Reducers in React: A Beginner's Guide
- Exercise : Reducers in React
- React Virtual DOM Intro
- React Virtual DOM and Diffing Algorithm
- Understanding React's Virtual DOM and Diffing Algorithm
- React and Myths
- React is not Fast ⚡: its just smart at handling things
- Unnecessary Re-renders and Memoisation
- Optimising performance with memoized components in react
- Props change minimisation
- useMemo and useCallback for memoisation
- useMemo and useCallback hooks for memoisation
- Auto-Batching in React
- Exercise : Optimise Form builder application
- Server State Introduction
- Understanding Server States
- React Query: useQuery
- Advantages of using Tanstack Query
- React Query: useMutation and Optimistic Updates
- Exercise : Todo Application. Really 😂 ?!
- Rendering Large Lists
- Rendering Large Lists in React
- Pagination as an optimisation strategy
- Infinite Pagination Problem Discussion
- Exercise : Infinite Pagination support
- List Virtualization
- Virtualised list and react-virtualised
- Dynamic Loading in JS
- Dynamic Loading
- WebPack and Code Splitting
- Webpack and Bundling
- Code splitting in React
- Exercise : Code splitting support in our app
Who is this course for?
In this course you will learn
Learn to break down user interfaces and design patterns by thinking in React, enabling you to build complex and dynamic applications more efficiently.
Develop the ability to analyze and formulate the structure of an application when faced with a problem, ensuring a logical and scalable architecture.
Master the skill of identifying reusable components, creating them effectively, and understanding how they interact within the application to promote modularity and reusability.
Write clean, maintainable, and optimized code that meets industry standards, with a focus on best practices and performance optimization techniques.
Develop a thorough understanding of advanced React concepts, including hooks, the context API, state management, and the underlying principles of how React works.
Hello, I'm Shaantanu Kulkarni
Hello, I'm Shaantanu Kulkarni, a software engineer at Sprinklr, working as a product engineer with the frontend team. I have extensive experience in building products in fast-paced environments. I graduated from IIIT-H with honors in Robotics from the Robotics Research Center at IIIT-H. Over the past three years, I have been developing full-stack applications and have helped a couple of startups build their MVP. I had also worked with I-HUB at IIIT-H and maintained two major applications , one of which had hosted real-time All India Level challenge in which people across various institutes had participated.
Coming to React, in my opinion, many frontend engineers see their role as merely translating UI designs from Figma into code. I want to break this myth and showcase the endless possibilities and depth of frontend development. Through this course, I aim to share the valuable insights and tips I've gathered during my journey, particularly focusing on React.js. Join me as we explore the vast horizon of frontend engineering together.
Hello, I'm Shaantanu Kulkarni, a software engineer at Sprinklr, working as a product engineer with the frontend team. I have extensive experience in building products in fast-paced environments. I graduated from IIIT-H with honors in Robotics from the Robotics Research Center at IIIT-H. Over the past three years, I have been developing full-stack applications and have helped a couple of startups build their MVP. I had also worked with I-HUB at IIIT-H and maintained two major applications , one of which had hosted real-time All India Level challenge in which people across various institutes had participated.
Coming to React, in my opinion, many frontend engineers see their role as merely translating UI designs from Figma into code. I want to break this myth and showcase the endless possibilities and depth of frontend development. Through this course, I aim to share the valuable insights and tips I've gathered during my journey, particularly focusing on React.js. Join me as we explore the vast horizon of frontend engineering together.
Why learn from us?
Modules teach concepts through real-life tasks and applications seen in various apps.
Each module ends with problem statements and solutions, encouraging the use of learned knowledge.
We encourage community learning and hence provide access to a community of learners and mentors.
Frequently Asked Questions
For any course or purchase related issues, please email us at shaantanu2018@gmail.com | we.algorythm@gmail.com
You will have lifetime access to course recordings
Yes, of course. There will be an online community that you'll all become a part of after buying the course.
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Once you purchase the course, you will have to share your github email-id or username with the Algorythm team and we will provide you the access.