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Fullstack React with TypeScript Masterclass

WELCOMEIntroduction

Introduction:

Start Here

Module 1: Introduction

Lesson 1: (3:47)

Course introduction

Lesson 2: (1:57)

How to get the most out of this course

Lesson 3: (3:07)

What is TypeScript? An Intro to Using Types in Your Code

Lesson 4: (3:21)

The Best Reasons to Use TypeScript With React—and a Caution

Module 2: Your First React and TypeScript Application: Building Trello with Drag and Drop

Lesson 1: (0:54)

Introduction

Lesson 2: (2:13)

What we are building and prerequisites

Lesson 3: (15:09)

How to Bootstrap a React TypeScript App With create-react-app

Lesson 4: (1:29)

How to Define Global Styles in a React App

Lesson 5: (2:10)

Style React Elements With CSS, Element Styles, and Libraries

Lesson 6: (4:22)

How to Define Styled Components in React

Lesson 7: (4:42)

How to Create a React Column Component Layout

Lesson 8: (0:53)

How to Create a Card in React With Styled Components

Lesson 9: (5:16)

Build a Button That Turns Into a Text Field to Add New Items

Lesson 10: (3:22)

How to Create a React Form Component

Lesson 11: (3:40)

How to Automatically Focus on Input Fields With React refs

Lesson 12: (1:50)

How to Submit New Items on Enter With React onKeyPress

Lesson 13: (4:44)

A useReducer Guide: How to Add Interactivity With React Context

Lesson 14: (8:17)

How to Implement React Global State With useContext

Lesson 15: (11:36)

Define Business Logic in a React App With Actions and Reducers

Lesson 16: (3:37)

How to Create Movable Elements in a React App

Lesson 17: (1:24)

How to Build Drag-and-Drop Components With React DnD

Lesson 18: (1:41)

How to Store a Drag-and-Drop Item's State in React AppState

Lesson 19: (1:43)

Building Drag-and-Drop Logic in React With DnD's useDrag Hook

Lesson 20: (2:20)

How to Build a Draggable React Column Layout

Lesson 21: (3:03)

How to Hide an Original Element While Dragging it in React

Lesson 22: (8:40)

Build a Custom React Element to Preview While Dragging in DnD

Lesson 23: (5:17)

How to Build a Drag-and-Drop Card Interface in React

Lesson 24: (2:31)

How to Update State in a React Reducer to Store Moved Items

Lesson 25: (1:33)

How to Move Drag-and-Drop Cards Into Empty Columns

Lesson 26: (7:51)

How to Save React Element State on the Backend Server

Lesson 27: (11:10)

An Intro to Building React APIs and Higher Order Components

Module 3: How to Test Your Applications: Testing a Digital Goods Store

Lesson 1: (0:34)

How to test your applications: testing a digital goods store introduction

Lesson 2: (6:00)

Get familiar with the application

Lesson 3: (3:38)

Initial setup

Lesson 4: (3:05)

Best Practices to Test a React App Component With Callbacks

Lesson 5: (2:32)

How to Mock React Components For Testing

Lesson 6: (4:03)

How to Test React Navigation Components With Jest Helper

Lesson 7: (2:27)

How to Write Routing Tests to Test React Navigation

Lesson 8: (8:38)

How to Test React Shared Components

Lesson 9: (8:00)

How to Test a React Home Page With Jest

Lesson 10: (5:02)

How to Test a React Card Component and Multi-State Buttons

Lesson 11: (8:56)

How to Test an eCommerce Cart React Component

Lesson 12: (2:46)

How to Test a Cart Item Component With a Remove Button

Lesson 13: (1:35)

How to Test a Checkout Product List React Component

Lesson 14: (6:42)

How to Test a Checkout Form React Component

Lesson 15: (3:24)

How to Test React Form Fields With Normalization Functions

Lesson 16: (4:03)

How to Test an Order Summary Page in React

Lesson 17: (7:26)

How to Test Custom React Hooks With Testing Library

Lesson 18: (10:39)

How to Test a useCart React Hook With Multiple Functions

Module 4: Patterns in React TypeScript Applications: Making Music with React

Lesson 1: (0:23)

Patterns in React TypeScript applications: making music with React introduction

Lesson 2: (0:54)

What we're going to build

Lesson 3: (6:17)

Bootstrap a React App With Footer, Header, and CSS Variables

Lesson 4: (9:02)

A Bit of Music Theory to Build MIDI Notes in React

Lesson 5: (4:09)

Build a Keyboard App With a React Hook and the Web Audio API

Lesson 6: (3:23)

Building a React Keyboard App With Custom Audio API Hooks

Lesson 7: (8:26)

Code a Keyboard in React and Compose Classes with clsx

Lesson 8: (8:13)

Add Soundfont and AudioContext to a React Adapter Hook

Lesson 9: (4:32)

How to Handle Keypress Events in a React Piano Keyboard

Lesson 10: (6:17)

How to Map Physical Keys to React Buttons

Lesson 11: (2:19)

Dynamically Load Soundfont Instruments With React Context

Lesson 12: (4:05)

Build a Soundfont Instrument Selector in React

Lesson 13: (1:22)

How to Load Soundfont Instruments in a React App

Lesson 14: (2:15)

An Intro to Render Props: Functions That Return React Elements

Lesson 15: (4:57)

How to Create Render Props With Functional React Components

Lesson 16: (10:04)

How to Create Render Props With TypeScript Classes

Lesson 17: (5:23)

An Intro to React Higher-Order Components or HOCs

Lesson 18: (8:04)

How to Build a React Higher-Order Component

Lesson 19: (2:36)

Pass Refs Through Higher-Order Components With forwardRef

Lesson 20: (3:03)

Define What to Load Before Rendering With Static Composition

Lesson 21: (2:25)

How to Use Hooks With Higher-Order Components

Module 5: Using Redux and TypeScript

Lesson 1: (0:48)

Using Redux and TypeScript introduction

Lesson 2: (2:56)

Using Redux and TypeScript preview the final result

Lesson 3: (5:44)

What is Redux? An Intro to React State Management

Lesson 4: (3:00)

How to Add Redux and TypeScript to React

Lesson 5: (1:36)

Redux Logger: How to Monitor Problems in React Redux Apps

Lesson 6: (1:24)

How to Style a React Redux App Like Windows XP With XP.css

Lesson 7: (4:58)

How to Use the Canvas API to Draw in a React Redux App

Lesson 8: (0:53)

How to Handle Canvas API Events in React

Lesson 9: (1:00)

Define the Store Type

Lesson 10: (2:01)

Add Actions

Lesson 11: (1:50)

Add the Reducer Logic

Lesson 12: (2:20)

How to Dispatch Actions With Redux

Lesson 13: (3:54)

Update Canvas With Redux Actions to Draw Strokes

Lesson 14: (4:22)

How to Build a Redux Color Selector

Lesson 15: (6:57)

How to Add Undo and Redo to a React Redux App

Lesson 16: (12:49)

How to Split Reducers and Use combineReducers in Redux

Lesson 17: (6:48)

How to Export an Image From a React Redux App

Lesson 18: (3:01)

Simplify React Redux Development With Redux Toolkit

Lesson 19: (5:41)

How to Use Redux Toolkit createAction to Simplify Actions

Lesson 20: (4:20)

How to Update Redux Reducers With createReducer

Lesson 21: (7:19)

Automatically Generate Action Creators With createSlice

Lesson 22: (2:00)

How to Create a Modal Window With React Redux

Lesson 23: (3:26)

How to Manage Modal Window Components in Redux

Lesson 24: (1:34)

Prepare the Redux Server for Deployment

Lesson 25: (8:05)

How to Save Files to a React Server With Thunks

Lesson 26: (8:36)

How to Load Project Files From a React Redux Server

Module 6: Static Site Generation and Server-Side Rendering Using Next.js

Lesson 1: (0:45)

Static Site Generation and Server-Side Rendering using Next.js introduction

Lesson 2: (2:56)

Generating pages on the backend using Next.js

Lesson 3: (1:59)

Creating the first page

Lesson 4: (4:49)

Basic application layout

Lesson 5: (2:46)

Custom document component

Lesson 6: (2:28)

Application theme

Lesson 7: (2:01)

Custom App component

Lesson 8: (5:24)

Front page

Lesson 9: (1:50)

The 404 page

Lesson 10: (1:25)

Post page template

Lesson 11: (5:48)

Backend API server

Lesson 12: (1:36)

Frontend API client

Lesson 13: (3:46)

Updating the main page

Lesson 14: (8:02)

Pre-Render the post page

Lesson 15: (7:14)

The category page

Lesson 16: (1:59)

Adding breadcrumbs

Lesson 17: (3:30)

Comments and Server-Side Rendering

Lesson 18: (5:46)

Components to render comments

Lesson 19: (2:14)

API for adding comments

Lesson 20: (1:37)

Adding comments to a page

Lesson 21: (11:28)

Connecting Redux

Lesson 22: (5:28)

Optimizing images

Lesson 23: (1:30)

Building the project

Lesson 24: (8:50)

Remaking the API

Lesson 25: (4:16)

Creating client requests

Lesson 26: (2:16)

Updating pages

Lesson 27: (2:53)

Deploying with serverless functions

Module 7: GraphQL, React, and TypeScript

Lesson 1: (1:50)

GraphQL, React, and TypeScript introduction

Lesson 2: (2:00)

GraphQL, React, and TypeScript. What we are building

Lesson 3: (1:39)

Authenticate in GitHub and preview the final result

Lesson 4: (2:42)

Setting up the project

Lesson 5: (2:34)

Running the application

Lesson 6: (5:11)

Get the auth code

Lesson 7: (4:44)

Auth flow link

Lesson 8: (0:49)

Authentication context

Lesson 9: (2:36)

GraphQL queries - getting the user data

Lesson 10: (12:12)

Adding helper components

Lesson 11: (1:17)

Defining the WelcomeWindow layout

Lesson 12: (1:15)

Getting GitHub GraphQL schema

Lesson 13: (1:18)

Generating the types

Lesson 14: (2:23)

Adding routing

Lesson 15: (5:28)

Implement navigation

Lesson 16: (3:11)

Repositories main component

Lesson 17: (4:44)

Getting the list of repositories

Lesson 18: (6:44)

GraphQL mutations. Creating repositories

Lesson 19: (1:40)

Getting the repository ID

Lesson 20: (3:25)

Working with GitHub issues

Lesson 21: (2:21)

Getting the list of issues

Lesson 22: (7:06)

Creating an issue

Lesson 23: (1:46)

Working with GitHub pull requests

Lesson 24: (2:14)

Getting the list of pull requests

Lesson 25: (7:59)

Creating a new pull request

Module 8: Appendix

Module 9: Changelog

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Fullstack React with TypeScript Masterclass

WELCOMEIntroduction

Introduction:

Start Here

Module 1: Introduction

Lesson 1: (3:47)

Course introduction

Lesson 2: (1:57)

How to get the most out of this course

Lesson 3: (3:07)

What is TypeScript? An Intro to Using Types in Your Code

Lesson 4: (3:21)

The Best Reasons to Use TypeScript With React—and a Caution

Module 2: Your First React and TypeScript Application: Building Trello with Drag and Drop

Lesson 1: (0:54)

Introduction

Lesson 2: (2:13)

What we are building and prerequisites

Lesson 3: (15:09)

How to Bootstrap a React TypeScript App With create-react-app

Lesson 4: (1:29)

How to Define Global Styles in a React App

Lesson 5: (2:10)

Style React Elements With CSS, Element Styles, and Libraries

Lesson 6: (4:22)

How to Define Styled Components in React

Lesson 7: (4:42)

How to Create a React Column Component Layout

Lesson 8: (0:53)

How to Create a Card in React With Styled Components

Lesson 9: (5:16)

Build a Button That Turns Into a Text Field to Add New Items

Lesson 10: (3:22)

How to Create a React Form Component

Lesson 11: (3:40)

How to Automatically Focus on Input Fields With React refs

Lesson 12: (1:50)

How to Submit New Items on Enter With React onKeyPress

Lesson 13: (4:44)

A useReducer Guide: How to Add Interactivity With React Context

Lesson 14: (8:17)

How to Implement React Global State With useContext

Lesson 15: (11:36)

Define Business Logic in a React App With Actions and Reducers

Lesson 16: (3:37)

How to Create Movable Elements in a React App

Lesson 17: (1:24)

How to Build Drag-and-Drop Components With React DnD

Lesson 18: (1:41)

How to Store a Drag-and-Drop Item's State in React AppState

Lesson 19: (1:43)

Building Drag-and-Drop Logic in React With DnD's useDrag Hook

Lesson 20: (2:20)

How to Build a Draggable React Column Layout

Lesson 21: (3:03)

How to Hide an Original Element While Dragging it in React

Lesson 22: (8:40)

Build a Custom React Element to Preview While Dragging in DnD

Lesson 23: (5:17)

How to Build a Drag-and-Drop Card Interface in React

Lesson 24: (2:31)

How to Update State in a React Reducer to Store Moved Items

Lesson 25: (1:33)

How to Move Drag-and-Drop Cards Into Empty Columns

Lesson 26: (7:51)

How to Save React Element State on the Backend Server

Lesson 27: (11:10)

An Intro to Building React APIs and Higher Order Components

Module 3: How to Test Your Applications: Testing a Digital Goods Store

Lesson 1: (0:34)

How to test your applications: testing a digital goods store introduction

Lesson 2: (6:00)

Get familiar with the application

Lesson 3: (3:38)