Complete React Hooks Course 2021: A - Z ( Scratch to React )

Why take this course?
🎉 Complete React Hooks Course 2021: A - Z (Scratch to React) 🚀
Headline: Master the React JS Hooks Way 🧵 – Latest & Comprehensive with Redux, React Router, Testing with Jest, Build a Component Library!
Description:
Embark on a journey to master React JS with our most up-to-date and exhaustive course focused solely on the latest version of React with hooks. This course is designed for absolute beginners as well as developers looking to solidify their understanding of React hooks, without relying on class components. 🛠️✨
What You'll Learn:
🚀 React Fundamentals: Dive into the core concepts of React, including JSX, component communication, events, fragments, and Higher Order Components (HOCs) from the ground up.
📁 File Organization & Folder Structure: Master the art of organizing your React projects with efficient file and folder patterns that ensure clean, maintainable codebases.
✅ Built-in Hooks: Gain a deep understanding of hooks like useState
, useEffect
, useReducer
, useContext
, useDebugValue
, useMemo
, useRef
, and useLayoutEffect
.
🔄 Creating Custom Hooks: Learn to create your own reusable custom hooks, enhancing code readability and reusability.
💻 Development Tools & CLI: Utilize create-react-app
to quickly set up and launch new React projects with ease.
📝 Single Page Applications (SPAs): Build interactive SPA experiences using react-router-dom
.
🤗 Global State Management: Implement state management solutions using Redux and Redux Thunk for a seamless user experience.
✅ Testing React Applications: Master unit testing, snapshot testing, and mocking with Jest and React Testing Library to ensure your code works as expected.
🛠️ Building Reusable Component Libraries: Create a reusable component library and document it using react-styleguidist
for future projects.
✨ Documentation & Storybook: Utilize react-storybook
to build interactive UI documentation, showcasing your components in different states without the need to deploy them.
📚 Code Examples & Resources: All code examples are provided on GitHub for your reference and study.
👩💻 Coding Exercises: Engage with practical coding exercises designed to solidify your skills and knowledge.
🤝 GitHub Upload: Learn how to upload your React project to GitHub, ensuring you can share and collaborate on your codebase.
Why This Course?
👍 Simplicity & Clarity: The course content is crafted for clarity and ease of understanding, using real-time use cases to simplify complex concepts.
🚀 Practical Learning: Through hands-on projects like building a To-Do app, a drag-n-drop app, and a documentation site, you'll apply your knowledge in practical scenarios.
🎓 Comprehensive Coverage: From scratch to a complete component library, this course covers everything you need to know about React hooks comprehensively.
Join Hemil Patel in this comprehensive learning journey, where you'll transform into a proficient React developer with a strong grasp of hooks and modern React tooling. 🎓🚀
Enroll now and take your first step towards becoming a React expert! 🎉🚀
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
The Complete React Hooks Course 2021 is a solid resource that focuses on teaching hooks in a React context. Though improvements to certain lessons and exercises should be made, the course's pros—such as practical examples, clear explanations, and up-to-date content—make it worth considering for those eager to understand and apply React Hooks effectively.
What We Liked
- In-depth coverage of React Hooks, from basic to advanced level
- Practical examples that illustrate problem-focused solutions
- Clear explanations tailored for non-native English speakers
- Access to relevant, up-to-date content with the course's recent update in 2021
Potential Drawbacks
- Some examples and exercises could benefit from improvements for better understanding
- Lack of coverage and testing examples for specific libraries such as Redux/Mobx hooks
- Minor inconsistencies in prompt correction, causing occasional confusion for students
- Slightly above-average complexity in some starting examples