Walkthroughs on advanced React v16.6.3 and Redux v4.0.0 - Authentication, Testing, Middlewares, HOC's, and Deployment
InstructorStephen GriderEditorial course preview
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An instructional slide highlights Step 01 alongside a laptop screen displaying lines of syntax-highlighted programming code in a dark editor window.
This graphic introduces the curriculum topic by stating that the course will begin with an in-depth discussion of testing React and Redux, accompanied by relevant technology logos.
This graphic highlights advanced React and Redux topics through practical examples, featuring four application icons to represent building multiple projects.
The course includes specific modules on creating custom middleware to handle asynchronous actions and understanding the Redux flow.
Instruction covers building a scalable API with Express, MongoDB, and Passport, alongside client-side integration.
The reliance on Enzyme for testing and the use of class components may conflict with modern industry standards like React function components or Vite-based setups.
A significant section of the curriculum is explicitly designated as an older version of the course using React v14.
The course targets experienced React and Redux developers, though the reliance on older patterns may affect its utility for those seeking modern workflows.