Complete React Hooks Course 2021: A – Z ( Scratch to React )
$99.99 $17.99Track price
This is a modern and comprehensive React JS course that focuses on only the latest version of React with hooks ( o classes ). We will cover the following: You will learn react from scratch , no prior knowledge of react required.
Fundamentals like JSX, component communication, events, fragments, Higher Order Components, and more.
Understand best way to organize files in a react project using common patterns for folder structure
Built–in hooks like useState, useEffect, useReducer, useContext, useDebugValue, useMemo, useRef, useLayoutEffect.
Build our own custom hooks.
Use create–react–app , a command line interface ( CLI ) to swiftly create react projects.
Build a Single Page Application ( SPA ) using react–router–dom
Global State Management with Redux and Redux thunk
Learn unit testing , snapshot testing, mocking in React with Jest and React testing Library .
Build a To–Do app using react
Build a complete drag–n–drop app using react
Build a reusable component library and a documentation site using react styleguidist
Build a documentation site using react storybook
All the code examples are provided in github for your reference.
Many coding exercise to practice
Learn how to upload your react project on github
One of the best feature of this course is its simplicity. All the coding samples are very easy to understand. I prefer to use real–time use cases to explain concepts.
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Courses : 2
Specification: Complete React Hooks Course 2021: A – Z ( Scratch to React )
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Duration | 8 hours |
Year | 2019 |
Level | All |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | No |
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Abhishek K –
TL;DR: This course covers all the concepts you need to know in order to quickly learn and get productive with React and it covers them all in a concise manner. Techsith explains them by breaking them down into short and easy to understand code examples as usual and we keep building onto them throughout the course. By the end of it, you will be comfortable using hooks even with async Redux actions in your projects. Longer Version: This course covers all the built in hooks but also teaches how to write your own custom hooks from scratch. It covers handling events, HOCs, Router, Redux + Thunk + Mobx with examples. It also explains how life cycle of components changed for good with hooks (it is less complex now). I especially liked the Redux part since it was very thorough and easy as I always had problems with Redux. It covers unit testing React components with Jest, type checking and 2 fun projects to solidify all the concepts we learnt. It also shows how writing reusable components is necessary since it makes maintaining code easier in the long run and also saves our time.
Cindy Cullen –
Good class! The instructor goes through everything quickly and doesn’t explain a lot of the reasons for doing what he’s doing, so it wouldn’t be as good for someone who is just getting started. However, it was just what I needed to see how you would use hooks on a new project instead of just converting an old project from classes to hooks. I’m still not very clear on how you know when to use some of the hooks and why.
Odimar Tomazeli –
I learn a great deal on this course thank you!
Tyler Eikenberg –
I definitely learned a ton from this course and have been recommending it to fellow developers.
Sasa Vukanovic –
I like this format a simple explanation of fundamental things. It’s useful because programmer need to work with a basic element and made complex structure
Sasa Vukanovic –
I like this format a simple explanation of fundamental things. It’s useful because programmer need to work with a basic element and made complex structure
Bola Adebesin –
This course is a good match as I learned React initially with classes and I am making the transition to using Hooks
Bola Adebesin –
This course is a good match as I learned React initially with classes and I am making the transition to using Hooks
Kong Sungyoon –
I have needed the React for my project on frontend part, but I have known nothing about React and had no time for taking full course from beginning. So, I found this course and this is perfectly matching with that I wanted. I know now the React concepts, structures and how it flows. So, of course I need to learn and study more myself though, I can continue the project myself anyway. This course is well structured, explanations are easy to understand and there are reasonable examples. Besides it is compact.
Kong Sungyoon –
I have needed the React for my project on frontend part, but I have known nothing about React and had no time for taking full course from beginning. So, I found this course and this is perfectly matching with that I wanted. I know now the React concepts, structures and how it flows. So, of course I need to learn and study more myself though, I can continue the project myself anyway. This course is well structured, explanations are easy to understand and there are reasonable examples. Besides it is compact.
Karina Zambelli –
Good, I learned a lot.
Karina Zambelli –
Good, I learned a lot.
William Chrapcynski –
This is a really good course for someone who needs to brush up on React or if they know a bit of React and want to learn Hooks, Redux, and the basics of Typescript. I recently graduated from a 3 month immersive boot camp and this course definitely helped pad my existing knowledge.
William Chrapcynski –
This is a really good course for someone who needs to brush up on React or if they know a bit of React and want to learn Hooks, Redux, and the basics of Typescript. I recently graduated from a 3 month immersive boot camp and this course definitely helped pad my existing knowledge.
Leonardo Studart –
More of an overview, not a complete course. Instructor has good explanation but lacks more complex examples/projects
Andrew Zacharia –
Overall great course, good overview on hooks. I just wish we had more contents on Redux, Jest and Typescript, looking forward in the future you’ll extend more of on these topics. Thanks again!
Narendra Patil –
This is the course & the author I was looking for. Really good skill in explaining the concepts. It seems I haven’t wasted my money. Thanks, Hemil for creating this course.
pradeep kumar –
So far nice tutorials
F H –
Gets to the point effectively and is knowledgeable, just what the doctor ordered. Just Awesome … Giving this course 4 1/2 stars initially as I have only completed 8 of the 57 so far… So there is a bit to go 😉 Point is this is one of those rare courses instructed by an efficient well versed instructor, that explains the what, where and why of their implementations AS THEY DO THEM. Not just just a cursory review of the concepts involved as they implement.
Troyldavid@outlook.com David –
Great course!
MUTASIM YOUNIS –
Explained clearly
Scott Wager –
This guy is a genius
Scott Wager –
This guy is a genius. Being able to create simple elegant lessons on each concept allows me to easily go back and find the lessons of things I’ve forgotten. You’ll learn as much here as you would in a very long course, and also have an excelled reference material to come back to.
Jacob Herwaldt –
I took the entire course. I learned a lot. The course felt like it would be better on YouTube. Almost every video was a new example and he wanted you to do npx create react app for each example. That would have been sooo many projects, so instead I just replaced my App.js file each example. Also, I did not feel like the concepts were connected to each other when they were taught. For example, it felt like the hook videos were all recorded on different days because he would redefine something as if it was the first time he covered the content but he covered that idea 3 videos ago. Certain elements/ concepts did not go into as much detail as I would have liked. When we would do an examples it felt like we were just copying him because he knew the solution instead of teaching it to us why you do step A and then step B. It felt more like Ok so then you do this and then you do this just because that is the way it is. I wanted to come out of this feeling like I could apply these ideas to different problems, not just solve these simple ideas. I did learn a lot on hooks, these were just issues that held me back from being excited about taking the course.
Paul Healy –
just what i was looking for. filled several gaps in my grasp of React. No fluff, clearly communicated and enjoyable. Thank you
Matthew Chalifoux –
Great course. Really nice.
Deepak Kumar Maddeshiya –
Awesome, Thank you Sir!
Bala Vijay –
Making difficult concepts simple. !!!
David Fernandes de Oliveira –
It’s an excelent course!
Matthew Sullivan –
Very easy to follow. Good job
gokul raghu –
Came from his Youtube tuts. giving a 5star rating without watching 🙂 Am that much confident on Him.
Rich Hauck –
Great refresher on modern techniques in React. HTML structure in the examples is a little questionable and CSS slightly verbose, but I loved how it tackled the core of so many topics in short exercises.
Shai Einav –
Very concise and to the point. Very good for learning all about react and hooks fast, without building apps throughout the course.
Joseph –
I hope You do another one that is more advanced like adding node.js
Adham Eldda –
it’s a good Course. however, I have a 2 note : first point: the visual code style, you can’t use complex style, you must use a sample style for your student, it makes me confuse ( >). second point: the course has good content but you start with complex examples, maybe if you think about that you should start with sample ideas and keep to complex examples in the second section. if you just work more a little more you can make your course better.
Bayri Carolina Gonzalez Morales –
fast learning and well explained
PAS Sivanesan –
nice . i like mobx , route and redux explanation… love it.
Satiye ALBAKIR ATAL –
it becomes difficult to integrate with the previous ones as there is no integrity and examples built on each other
Bharat Pandey –
nice