React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces, specifically for creating interactive and dynamic web applications. You will embark on various real-world projects that will help you grasp the fundamentals of React and dive into advanced concepts.
Starting with TaskOPedia, you will learn the basics of React and explore functional and class components by building a simple page. You will then progress to CountOPedia, to create an interactive counter application that tests your skills in managing React state.
Next, we will cover ContactOPedia, where you will perform CRUD operations on a contact list using React. After that delve into the world of lifecycle methods with CyclOPedia, exploring both class components and functional components. Hooks in React will be covered in WatchOPedia, while RouteOPedia will introduce you to routing concepts in React.
To enhance your state management skills, ReduxOPedia will guide you through integrating Redux with React, along with exploring the Redux toolkit for more efficient state management. The TravelOPedia module will focus on using Redux query and mutation for asynchronous calls, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of handling data in React applications.
The ProjectOPedia module focuses on creating a page that lists all the projects you have worked on during the course.
Finally, you will be building a complete real-world restaurant website. This project will allow customers to place orders using their credit cards, track order statuses, and enable administrators to manage and view orders effectively.
By the end of this course, you will not only be proficient in React but have the skills and confidence to develop full-stack applications, and you will have completed a comprehensive restaurant website with payment integration.
Explore the fundamentals and best practices for learning React
Master the art of routing with React Router
Study Axios Calls, Redux toolkit, and file management in React
Understand authentication and authorization in React
Build and deploy scalable API using .NET 7 and EF Core
Deploy React applications to Azure
You will need a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, familiarity with the concept of APIs, .NET API with EF Core CRUD Operation, and basics of SQL Server.