Complete React JS Web Development 2025: Beginner to Advanced

Complete React JS Web Development 2025: Beginner to Advanced

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Complete React Guide: Hooks, Context API, Redux Toolkit, TypeScript, Firebase, CRUD, User Authentication, CI/CD & More

Welcome to the REACT JS Complete Course 2025 Edition – your gateway to becoming a React Developer in the ever-evolving world of web development!

In today’s tech landscape, mastering React is not just a skill; it’s a career advantage. This comprehensive course takes you on a journey from React novice to a seasoned expert developer, equipping you with the tools and techniques demanded by today’s industry.

Why Choose This Course:

In a crowded field of React courses, ours stands out for several compelling reasons:

  • From Zero to Mastery: We begin from the basics, making it accessible for beginners, and progress seamlessly into advanced topics, ensuring seasoned developers also gain valuable insights.
  • The Modern Approach to React: Function components & hooks.
  • Context & Reducers Demystified: Complex concepts like context and reducers are made crystal clear, giving you a deep understanding of state management in React.
  • Redux Toolkit for Effortless State Management: Learn how to streamline state management with Redux Toolkit, a must-know skill for any React developer.
  • Firebase for Real-world Applications: Dive into Firebase to master user authentication, Firestore database integration & CRUD, and deployment, making you proficient in building real-world, scalable apps.
  • TypeScript Integration: Stay ahead in the game by integrating TypeScript into your React projects, enhancing your code quality and collaboration potential.

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  • Career-Ready Skills: Equip yourself with the tools and knowledge required for high-demand React developer positions.
  • Portfolio-Building Projects: Gain practical experience through hands-on projects, with real-time databases and custom domains.
  • Confidence in Complex Concepts: Tackle advanced concepts like state management and authentication with confidence.
  • Industry Insights: Benefit from real-world insights and best practices accumulated from years of industry experience.

Who Should Enroll:

  • Aspiring Developers: If you’re new to React, this course provides a solid foundation.
  • Experienced Developers: Seasoned devs will benefit from advanced topics and best practices.
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  • Aspiring web developers looking for a React starting point. You’ll go from zero to a confident React developer.
  • Experienced developers looking to upgrade: If you’re already a developer but want to enhance your skills with advanced React, this course provides advanced topics with real-world projects.
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Table of Contents

React Basics
1 Preparing the Workspace
2 JSX Basics
3 List Rendering with the Map Function
4 Coding Exercise Walkthrough
5 Conditional Rendering
6 Components
7 Show or Hide the Order Summary
8 Props
9 Events
10 State
11 React Hooks
12 Updating State Variables
13 Updating the Order Details
14 The Quantity Handler

Styling in React
15 Presentation of the To-Dos Project
16 SCSS Code for The Next Lesson
17 CSS x SCSS
18 Component Styles
19 CSS Modules
20 RECAP – Using CSS Modules
21 Tips for Working with CSS Modules

Context API & Reducers for State Management
22 State Management on Large Scale Applications
23 Array of To-Dos for the Next Lesson
24 Creating Dummy To-Dos and Rendering the List
25 Setting Up The Logic to Erase and Mark To-Dos as Done
26 Creating and Providing the To-Dos Context
27 Using the Context from Child Components
28 Reducers – Consolidating the State Logic
29 Using The Reducer Function
30 RECAP – Reducers
31 Dispatching Actions Directly from the To-Do Component
32 Moving the Context Logic into the Context Provider Component
33 Merging the Reducer Into the Context
34 RECAP – Context + Reducers
35 HTML & CSS Code for the Add To-Do Modal
36 The Add To-Do Modal
37 Open & Close The Modal with State
38 The Add To-Do Logic
39 Adding IDs to New Todos
40 The Filter Logic
41 Showing The Filtered Todos
42 Saving To-Dos in the LocalStorage

React Router
43 Presentation of The Book List Project
44 Getting Started with React Router
45 Adding Links with React Router
46 Dynamic Links and URL Params
47 Adding Links to Individual Books
48 Navigate to Links Programatically with useNavigate

State Management with Redux Toolkit
49 Redux – State Management for Large Scale Applications
50 Redux Installation and Store Setup
51 Reading from the State with the useSelector Hook
52 Calling the Reducer Functions With the useDispatch Hook
53 Avoiding Breaking Errors for Non Existing Book Ids
54 Toggle the isRead State
55 The addBook Action
56 The Notes Slice
57 Filtering Notes by the Book ID
58 Erase Notes
59 Add Notes
60 Erase All Book Notes

Firebase – User Authentication
61 React and Firebase – Project Introduction
62 Firebase Project Setup
63 Firebase Authentication Methods
64 Signing Up New Users
65 Handling Signup Errors
66 Signing In Existing Users
67 The Reset Password Function
68 Show the Homepage to Logged In Users
69 Persisting the Login State in the Browser Session
70 The Logout Function
71 Adding a Loader to The Login Page

Firebase – The Firestore Database
72 Setting Up the Firestore Database
73 READ From the Firestore Database
74 Using WHERE Clauses on Firebase Queries
75 Do We Really Need Redux in This Project
76 Async Functions in Redux with createAsyncThunk
77 ExtraReducers and the Builder Object
78 UPDATE Data From The Firestore – The isRead Property
79 Toggle isRead from the Single Book Page
80 DELETE Documents from the Firestore
81 CREATE Documents in the Firestore
82 Fixing Bugs in the Add Book Flow
83 Adding Loaders for Pending Actions
84 Single Book Page – Fetching Books On-Demand
85 Improving the Loading State of The Single Book Page
86 Fetch Book Notes
87 Delete Book Notes
88 Add Notes
89 Cleaning Up the Project
90 Adjusting Security Rules in the Firestore Database of Firebase

Firebase – Hosting & Deploying Your React App
91 Firebase Hosting
92 Adding a Custom .com Domain to Your Firebase Project
93 Setting Up a Github Repo
94 Beginner GIT Tips
95 Setting Up the Github Integration with Firebase
96 The Importance of Branches
97 Deploying Feature Branches with Pull Requests

TypeScript – Quick Guide
98 What is TypeScript
99 Preparing the Workspace
100 TSC – The TypeScript Compiler
101 TypeScript Syntax
102 Primitives Data Types & Functions
103 Arrays
104 Objects and Type Aliases
105 Optional Properties
106 Interfaces
107 Union and Literal Types
108 Null & Undefined
109 The Any Type
110 HTML Elements and Type Assertion

TypeScript in Practice
111 Presentation of the Students Project
112 Defining the Student Interface
113 Outputting Name & Age of Students
114 Writing the Logic for the Area of Focus
115 Outputting the Students’ Status
116 The Reusable Refresh Table Function

React & Typescript Basics
117 Creating Your First React & TypeScript Project
118 More on the Default Tsconfig Rules
119 Typing State Variables
120 Typing Props
121 Sharing Types Between Components
122 Typing Functions

React & TypeScript with Context & Reducers
123 Presentation of the Quiz App
124 Creating the Context
125 Providing the Context
126 Adding the Reducer Function to the Context
127 Adjusting the Context Type
128 Fetching Questions From the Open Trivia API
129 Making the Question Interface with Chat GPT
130 Rendering the UI Based on the Game Status
131 Adding the The Question to the Context
132 Shuffling the Correct and Incorrect Answers
133 Decoding HTML Entities on Questions
134 Collecting the User’s Answer
135 Submitting the User’s Answer
136 Showing the Result to the User
137 Showing the Next Question for Infinite Gameplay
138 Adding the Score to the Context
139 Setting the Sound and Confetti for The Correct Answer

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