Barry Michael Doyle
Are you a beginner React Developer looking to Level Up?
Would you like to learn how to build a fully functioning React application from Scratch?
In this course you’ll learn how to make a Sudoku Application that’s worth showing off to friends, family and potential employers. You will work with ReactJS, TypeScript, Redux, React Hooks, Styled Components, Jest, Service Workers and more!
Once you’re finished you will have a fully functioning Mobile–Friendly Offline–Capable app that’s built optimally with a clean, readable and well performing code base.
You will learn best practices along with seeing the methodology of building a full application piece by piece!
Don’t stress if you don’t know how to play Sudoku, it’s quick to figure out and this course will explain it early on.
Disclaimer:
create–react–app has been updated since this course was first recorded so the service workers portion of this course has been removed if you start building a new app from scratch. However if you want to experience that part of this course you can start from the GitHub links provided instead of starting from scratch.
It is also worth noting that this is not for complete beginners! We do assume you have a basic working experience with React. If you’re brand new to React, do some foundation learning before picking up this course. Most negative reviews for this course come from learners who didn’t read this part of the course description.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Advanced React TypeScript Redux StyledComponents: Sudoku App
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10 reviews for Advanced React TypeScript Redux StyledComponents: Sudoku App
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 6.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$13.99
Jay Pedersen –
A great way to take your React skill to the next level as compared to taking a course that makes a TODO list. I am interested in styled components and this course provides a practical way to learn to use the styled components module to make a professional looking app. Thanks! There is an expectation that you have done some React programming already and understand how to create a React app and can follow someone creating a React app from scratch without needing an explanation of what ‘npm install‘ means, as an example. If you have done a bit of React programming, then you will know those things already. In addition to TypeScript, I also learned how to use Redux state management through this course, and how to use Redux in combination with TypeScript. This makes the Redux interface strongly typed and less error prone. Redux is used in this course to manage the Sudoku state and components interact with Redux frequently. The course also covers keyboard input to a React application. For example, processing the arrow keys to let a user move through a table on the screen. This is done using the react hook mousetrap npm module. That was another nice bonus and takeaway from the course.
Sreepallavi Thota –
Learning quite a bit.
Hanru Xu –
First things first, please add a section for building a normal website including routing and backend integration !!!!! I think this course is very suitable for developers has more than 1 year experience in front end development. The course provided a very good code structure and cover a wide range of practical knowledge used in daily front end development. 6 hours video can absolutely improve your understanding in front end development. It is a little bit difficult for new learners to get max value in this course. The course will not go through every details and actually progress really fast. The new learner may feel frustrated if they failed too much. I strongly suggest you start from some fundamental courses before try this one. The resolution of video can be improved and the teacher’s tone can be more active to make students have a better learning experience. For me, the tutor’s voice make me feel like he just finished his day time work and try to finish this course asap to make some pocket money. But the actual content is very valuable to me. Overall, very good course if you wanna learn ts in react.
Zlatko Iliev –
Not really optimised code, lots of single line if and for statements. According to standards we have to use the curly brackets, makes code more readable. Complexity of some functions is really slowing down the performance!
Michael Brooks –
This was by far one of the best react redux courses I’ve seen. Highly recommended! Please make more
Bartosz Lig za –
Though I really enjoyed the course, I don’t think that sudoku was the best choice for a typescript app. What I mean is that there is not much of a typescript stuff in this kind of app. All in all, I think that the course was quite a brain cracker and I strongly recommend this one. It was really enjoyable and I’ve learned a lot. Waiting for another TS stuff from you.
Jeremy Smith –
Really dashes past the actual coding element and file arrangement, where i am trying to follow and goes slowly when trying to think about what is next, there is no real explanation about typescript or react here, just the fast creation of a sudoku app by someone who is talking as he creates it. Somewhat disappointed, this has very little tutorial about it.
Ankita Saxena –
Only hands on, no explanations at all..it is just like watching someone do their project work. I had taken this course for conceptual understanding too
Felipe Vale De Carvalho –
If you have experience with React and would like to master some extra topics such as Hooks, Typescript, Jest, Styled Components and a lot of good practices, then this course is for you. I’m really thankful for the instructor for creating this course!
Robert Meissner –
Disclaimer: I am a beginner in React. Though the scope and the content of this course was generally good, I found the presentation confusing. Seemingly half of the videos contained the line because this video is so short I will add … or what’s wrong what’s wrong what’s wrong? It is alright if something goes wrong or if the plan changes, but your confusion adds to mine. Furthermore, the code was partially difficult to read because there were many IDE tiles. Concepts and reasons were not explained, e.g., the author places variables in alphabetical order, though his explanation is I am weird. I am convinced there are better explanations.