React

ReactJS, often referred to as React, is a highly popular and widely adopted JavaScript library for building dynamic and interactive user interfaces. Developed and maintained by Facebook, React has redefined the way web applications are created.

It allows developers to design UI components that efficiently update and render based on data changes, thanks to its virtual DOM system. React is known for its declarative syntax, which simplifies the process of describing how your UI should look at any given moment.

This feature, combined with its component-based architecture, enables developers to create modular and reusable user interface elements, making development more efficient and maintainable.

React's extensive ecosystem, including tools like Redux for state management and React Native for cross-platform mobile development, further contributes to its widespread popularity.

Choosing to learn ReactJS at our institute offers a multitude of benefits for aspiring web developers. React has become an essential skill in the world of front-end development, and our program ensures students gain in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience with this powerful library.

By mastering React, you'll be well-prepared to create modern, high-performance user interfaces and single-page applications that are in high demand in the industry.

Our institute emphasizes practical application, enabling students to work on real-world projects and build a strong portfolio, setting them up for success in the competitive field of web development. With experienced instructors and a focus on industry best practices, our institute provides the ideal environment to learn ReactJS and advance your career in front-end web development.

What You Will Learn:

• ReactJS Fundamentals: Gain a solid understanding of React's core concepts and principles, including components, state, and props. .
• Component-Based Development: Learn how to create modular and reusable UI components, streamlining the development process.
• State Management: Master state management techniques using React, enabling dynamic and responsive user interfaces.
• Single-Page Application (SPA) Development: Dive into advanced topics Explore the development of SPAs using React, providing a seamless and fast user experience.
• Real-World Projects: Apply your ReactJS knowledge to practical projects, building a strong portfolio and hands-on experience for success in front-end web development.

Course Lesson:

• Lesson 01
• Your First React Application
• Introdution to React, What Do I Need to Know? Should I Use React? Preparing the Development Environment, Creating the Project.
• Lesson 02
• Understanding React Projects
• Understanding the React Project Structure, Using the React Development Tools, Debugging React Applications.
• Lesson 03
• Components and Props
• Understanding Components, Understanding Props, Combining JavaScript and Props to Render Content, Using Function Props, Passing on Props to Child Components, Providing Default Prop Values, Type Checking Prop Values.
• Lesson 04
• Stateful Components
• Understanding the Different Component Types, Creating a Stateful Component, Adding State Data, Modifying State Data, Defining Stateful Components Using Hooks, Lifting Up State Data, Defining Prop Types and Default Values.
• Lesson 05
• Working with Events
• Understanding Events, Managing Event Propagation.
• Lesson 06
• Reconciliation and Lifecycles
• Understanding How Content Is Rendered, Explicitly Triggering Reconciliation, Understanding the Component Lifecycle, Using the Effect Hook, Using the Advanced Lifecycle Methods.
• Lesson 07
• Composing Applications
• Understanding the Basic Component Relationship, Using the Children Prop, Creating a Specialized Component, Creating Higher-Order Components, Using Render Props, Using Contexts for Global Data, Defining Error Boundaries.
• Lesson 08
• Forms and Validation
• Using Form Elements, Validating Form Data.
• Lesson 09
• Using Refs and Portals
• Creating Refs, Using Refs to Create Uncontrolled Form Components, Understanding Refs and the Lifecycle, Using Refs with Other Libraries or Frameworks, Accessing a Child Component s Content, Using Portals.