Learn how to build a single page application in React, with data supplied by a Go back end REST API
InstructorTrevor SawlerThe curriculum guides learners through building a movie catalogue, covering everything from initial React component creation to backend API development and final deployment.
Instruction includes setting up a backend with Supervisor and configuring Caddy for live server deployment.
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This agenda slide outlines the course curriculum, covering an introduction to React, functional components, building a REST API in Go, GraphQL, and authentication tokens.
This slide outlines the project architecture, detailing the development of a single page application for data management, a Go backend supporting JSON and GraphQL, and site security using JWT.
This title slide introduces the course topic of working with React and Go, featuring their respective logos and a description of building a single page application.
The workflow utilizes Create-React-App rather than modern alternatives like Vite, and some learners noted a preference for async/await over .then syntax.
Instructional signals suggest a focus on code implementation that may lack deep explanations of underlying mechanisms like JWT or GraphQL logic.
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The curriculum aligns well with the target of developers familiar with Go and JavaScript looking for full-stack integration.