
React JS
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Course Overview
React.js is a popular JavaScript library for building dynamic, user-friendly, and responsive web applications. It is maintained by Facebook and a community of developers. React allows developers to create reusable
components, making the development process efficient and the codebase easier to maintain.
React.js is a powerful tool for modern web development. Whether you’re building small components or large-scale applications, React’s simplicity and flexibility make it an indispensable skill for front-end developers.
What You Will Learn in ReactJS?
React Basics
- Introduction to React: Learn what React is and why it’s used in modern web development.
- JSX: Learn how JSX lets you write HTML structures in JavaScript.
- React Components: Understand functional and class components and their state/props management.
Setting Up Your React Environment
- Installing Node.js and npm: Learn about managing libraries in React projects.
- Setting Up a React Development Environment: Set up a project using Create React App or Vite.
State and Props Management
- State Management: Manage state with useState hook.
- Props: Pass data between components using props.
What You Will Be Able to Do After Learning React?
- Build Dynamic User Interfaces (UIs): Develop interactive UIs that update dynamically based on user interactions or data changes.
- Develop Single Page Applications (SPAs): Create SPAs where content updates seamlessly without full-page reloads.
- Manage Complex State and Data Flow: Handle local and global state management efficiently with tools like useState, useReducer, Redux, or React Query.
- Create Reusable and Modular Components: Write reusable components to organize code better and share them across multiple projects.
- Build Responsive and Mobile-Friendly Web Apps: Create responsive layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.
- Integrate with Backend APIs for Full-Stack Development: Fetch and display data dynamically using REST APIs or GraphQL.
- Optimize Performance for Large Applications: Use React.memo, lazy loading, and code splitting to enhance app performance.
- Implement Authentication and Authorization: Build authentication systems with JWT or Firebase Authentication.
- Develop with Modern JavaScript Features: Use ES6+ features and integrate them with React’s lifecycle and hooks.
- Write Unit and Integration Tests: Ensure reliability with Jest and React Testing Library.
- Deploy React Applications: Use platforms like Netlify, Vercel, or AWS for deployment.
- Collaborate on Team Projects: Use GitHub or GitLab for version control and team collaboration.
- Create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): Add offline capabilities using service workers.
- Explore Advanced Topics: Learn SSR with Next.js, Static Site Generation, or TypeScript integration.
Course Duration
6 months
Mode of Course
- Online
- In Person
Course Content
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React Tutorials
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React Introduction
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React Version
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React Installation
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React create-react-app
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React Features
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Pros and Cons
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AngularJS and ReactJS
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ReactJS and React Native
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React vs. Vue
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React JSX
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React Components
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React State
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React Props
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React Props Validation
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React State Vs. Props
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React Constructor
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React Component API
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React Component Life-Cycle
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React Forms
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React Controlled Vs. Uncontrolled
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React Events
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React Conditional Rendering
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React Lists
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React Keys
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React Refs
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React Fragments
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React Router
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React CSS
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React Animation
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React Bootstrap
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React Map
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React Table
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React Higher-Order Components
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React Code Splitting
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React Context
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React Hooks
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React Flux Concept
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React Flux Vs. MVC
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React Redux
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React Redux Example
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React Portals
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React Error Boundaries
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React Misc
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Loop Array in React JS
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React Axios Delete Request Example
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React Multiple Checkbox
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React-icons
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React Date Picker
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React Helmet
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Inline Style in React
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jQuery vs. React
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ReactJS Architecture
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ReactJS PropTypes
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BrowserRouter in React
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React vs. Svelte
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Button in React
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What is Dom in React?
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Unit Testing in React
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Carousel in React
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React-Paginate
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What is the useState in React?
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React Time-Picker
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React.js Vs. Node.js
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- React ES6
- React Hooks
FAQS
No prior programming experience is required. However, basic computer literacy and problem-solving skills will be helpful.
The course duration is typically 6 months.
Yes, the course includes multiple hands-on projects.
Yes, you will receive a certificate of completion after successfully finishing the course.
This course prepares you for roles such as:
You can pause the course and resume within a specified period. Contact support for further details.
No, the course starts with the basics, ensuring beginners can comfortably learn and progress.