Full stack Web Development With React
This comprehensive course is designed to equip participants with the skills and
knowledge necessary for full-stack web development using the React JavaScript library
for the front end for the back end. Participants will engage in hands-on
projects, covering essential concepts in both front-end and back-end development. By
the end of the course, students will be capable of building dynamic, scalable web
applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
No! Node.js is a backend powerhouse. But full-stack developers will need a framework like React.js to build a fancy user interface. Think of it as yin and yang.
React is a front-end superstar but not a full-stack all rounder. It is a tool developers use to build user interfaces (UI) and interactive elements. But when used together with Node.js they create magic.
Node.js and Recact.js serve different purposes in web development, hence they cannot be compared. Think of them as apples and oranges. Node. js is for back-end speed and React.js is for building dynamic user-interface. You must learn both to become a full-stack superhero .
The answer is: yes, you can! Node.js is a powerful back-end tool for lightning-fast web development.
It solely depends on your goals. Node.js is a potent back-end tool that excels in building speedy web development. Python on the other hand shines in data science and machine learning.
Node.js is the backend architect that excels at running servers and handling tasks on the server-side. Basically it is the engine powering the website.
Yes!Big projects love Node. js. It is known for scalability and keeps complex applications running smoothly.
Full-stack development requires commitment! You have to be prepared to learn multiple languages and frameworks. It is an investment, and super rewarding!
Yes! Top companies rely on Node.js for its speed and scalability in backend development.
Node.js builds blazing fast, interactive web experiences. Think real-time applications like chat rooms, data streaming, and microservices architectures.
1. Introduction to React
2. Setting Up Environment
3. JSX and Elements
4. Components and Props
5. State and Lifecycle
6. Handling Events and Conditional Rendering
7. Lists and Keys
8. Forms and Controlled Components
9. Lifting State Up, Composition vs Inheritance
10. Routing
11. Advanced Hooks
12. More on Hooks and Context
13. High Order Components (HOCs)
14. Integration with External APIs and Data Fetching
15. Deploying React Applications
16. Project and Review