ReactJS and Flux: Learn By Building 10 Projects (Udemy.com)
Get the real world experience by building professional projects in React and Flux
Created by: Eduonix Learning Solutions
Last updated December 2018
What you will learn
- Get Conceptual understanding of ReactJS and Flux
- Learn practical application of ReactJS
- Learn professional tricks for smart web development
- Master the latest technologies building real world projects
How it compares
Against the other 173 rated Udemy courses in React on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.0 out of 5higher than 5% of them
- Reviews344#99 of 174 by number of reviews
- Length11 hoursshorter than 56% of them
- Last updatedDecember 2018earlier than 91% of them
Course Description
The problem of scale and complexity creates new challenges for system designers and force us all to fundamentally innovate processes and paradigms for software creation. React and Flux are Facebook's response to their scaling problems and these technologies have opened up new avenues for all web programmers worldwide. React has become the buzzword as it provides a cool new framework to solve real world problems and if you are a web developer you must learn this amazing new technology.
This is where our Projects Using React JS and Flux course comes in. The course has been meticulously designed in a manner to help you understand the technology as well as have a little fun with them. Using 10 different projects, we will get you on board on how to use ReactJS and Flux to make your application unique, just like you!
What are ReactJS and Flux?
Created by Facebook, both technologies were designed to simplify the process of coding and making applications. ReactJS is a powerful JavaScript library that uses an XML-like syntax called JSX to describe component's DOM representations. It allows you to not only easily create interactive User Interface (UI) components, but also reuse them when needed in other projects.
On the other hand, Flux is an application architecture that is used for creating dynamic client-side JavaScript web applications and works alongside ReactJS. Flux is used to maintain a unidirectional data flow, in order to deal with scalability issues that can arise in the MVC and simplify the data flow.
The Projects Using React.JS and Flux tutorial is the perfect way to not only learn these technologies, but also understand how they can be practically applied to create applications. It will also give you a working idea of other technologies that can be used in tandem with these technologies.
In this course, you will build the following 10 projects:
Project 1 – Bootstrap React Components – This is a starter project to help you understand how to use Bootstrap to create basic React components.
Project 2 – Github Profile Viewer – Learn how to use ReactJS to create a UI and fetch data from the Github API.
Project 3 – Quick Quiz – Design a simple React quiz application
Project 4 – Movie Find – Learn how to create a movie find database that uses the OMDB API to fetch movies from the database.
Project 5 – Contact List – Create a contact list and learn how to use the Firebase database technology
Project 6 – Stickypad Notes - Create a fancy ToDo List that uses a Stickypad image for its background
Project 7 – InfoFinder Search Engine – Learn how to use the DuckDuckGo API to design a fully-functional search engine.
Project 8 – Youtube Gallery – Create a complex video gallery that allows you to add YouTube videos using just the ID of the video.
Project 9 – Socket . io Chat – Learn how to create a functional chat application that allows you to create a username and send messages back and forth over web sockets.
Project 10 – Workout Logger – Finally one of the most interesting and the most complex application in the list, this Workout Logger will have a mobile friendly interface and will also teach you how to create a local storage.
At the end of this course, not only will you have 10 functional applications ready for use, but you will also learn how to use React.JS and Flux to create interesting web and mobile applications. Enroll now and become a React and Flux wiz.
Instructor Details
- 4.0 Rating
344 Reviews
Eduonix Learning Solutions
Eduonix creates and distributes high quality technology training content. Our team of industry professionals have been training manpower for more than a decade. We aim to teach technology the way it is used in industry and professional world. We have professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web to Enterprise and Database and Server Administration.
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Reviews
By Viseth Sen on 12/27/2018
No help at all in thread hate this course Dropped this course Typical of bad courses that are outdated, incomplete and no help from the person who created it; Cant express how much I hate classes that get you about 20% then just have to drop it because of no help What a WASTE OF TIME
By Nestor Hiram Segura Carrillo on 4/29/2017
I rellay had no Idea about React, and this course get a lot of concepts and logic together, I think this course is for people with Javascript experience, ES6 knowladge, and maybe Object Oriented Programming. It is ease to follow up, but not really easy to understand all the concepts or de logic behind the structures. Allthough, I think this really help to improve knowladge about React, and how to work with it on real projects.
By FlyingPig Li on 4/11/2017
Great content, but the Instructor doesn't explain much. I would recommend watching other React tutorials such as Stephen Grider's course before taking this class. This course helps me to get my React reps in. I am giving two stars because the instructor doesn't update the course nor he cares to response to your questions.
By Arthur Head on 3/17/2017
Best react course i've taken thus far!!! The projects have been great for practicing and getting to know the FLUX architecture. The boilerplate templates that we create in the course are also very helpful ( FLUX, Gulp, Webpack ). It was really helpful to actually create each of these boilerplate files step by step rather than just pull them off of some existing GIT repo. I don't mind that each step of the lecture is not fully explained as I don't mind Googling and reading more into concepts that I don't fully understand. I find more value for both my money and time in courses like this that concentrate more on the how and not so much on the why ( as stated before I don't mind reading more on my on time about the "why" ). The project that uses Firebase ( contact list ) will require you to read the Firebase docs a bit, as the version of Firebase that the instructor is using is outdated. It took me about 20-30 minutes to read up on what I needed to change to get the new version of Firebase working for this course. All around great course and I'd definitely recommend this course to friends or anyone looking to learn the basics of FlUX and React!!!
By Pramod Sangawar on 11/25/2016
Feels more natural with typos. If you show less cluttered code like all code in one app.js, it makes it more easy to follow, like create a component for Jumbotron, contents for two pages etc in its own modules (or leave space between components with comments like begin pageAbout, end pageAbout, one can easily follow, especially a beginner
By Adam O'Connell on 10/22/2016
Great way to immerse yourself in the ReactJS framework. Shows you gulp, webpack, zimit, bootstrap, foundation, firebase, and mongolab. Great for beginner intermediates as you can debug alongside the instructor and gain some great insights into the framework.
By Roberto Casarini on 9/24/2016
I learned a lot of interesting concepts with this course: how flux works, how to build flux and react applications using ES6 syntax or not, using webpack + babel or in alternative gulp + browserify. It's an empiric course, it doesn't enter very much into the theory of flux but there is another course by Eduonics for that.
By Sean Winningham on 6/2/2016
I took this course to learn an alternative JS library to jQuery. This isn't my first course from Eduonix taught by Brad, so before I even started I knew the quality would be there. I personally enjoy Brad's tone and style more than some other instructors, and he obviously is very well versed in the subjects he teaches. I believe the skills I learn in this course will be valuable in my career.
By Pyae Kyaw on 3/21/2016
Best suited for those who have basic knowledge of JavaScript, HTML. This whole course is driven by practical app development with React.js. Each section is quite interesting and easy to follow. One of the best React.js courses on Udemy.
By FvdZ on 3/3/2016
This course is excellent for people who already know some of React and JavaScript. I like how the instructor demonstrates how to build React components and shows how to work with state and how to pass that on by props to the child components. The Flux bit isn't really explained very well but it is a good thing that we use the same template for all the projects. The instructor makes some mistakes along the way and that is just fine because then you can see how he solves them so that will help you understand everything better. For people without the basic knowledge of JavaScript and React this is not the right course to start with. I think some of the things are just not explained very well so that can be confusing for beginners.
By M Khanchandani
nice explanation
By Corey Bort
The setup videos are very out of date and the content indicated to copy no longer exists in multiple cases.
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