Build a Shopping Cart App
1h 41m 52s
English
Paid
Course description
Gain expert skills to build and deploy an amazing React app. An epic training course that gives you the entire process to build and deploy your own top-tier e-commerce web app, made with React, Node and Stripe.
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It doesn't take weeks or months to make something great with React. In just one afternoon, you can learn the tricks to build amazing projects.
And in that time, you'll get way more than a great project. You'll gain a complete set of powerful skills to build your very own incredible applications.
We'll build a shopping cart app that looks and works as a top-tier app should.
The shopping cart app you build will feature:
- A complete gallery of products that users can pick from
- An attractive and responsive, mobile-first app design, ideal for all devices
- Dedicated pages for each product, with several user actions
- The ability for users to add or remove multiple products to your cart
- A live count of the quantity and number of items in the user's cart
- A cart screen where users can manage their products
- Checkout buttons where users can instantly go to checkout their items
- A secure, credit-card checkout process using the very popular Stripe Checkout
- A "thank you" screen that summarizes customer purchases
This course was created for ambitious developers, who:
- Are learning React, want to gain next-level skills, and rapidly increase their value as a developer.
- Have always wanted (but never knew) where to find the skills to build epic React apps.
- Want to learn React well enough to kickstart their own business, online store, and app ideas.
- Already know HTML, CSS, and JS, but are looking for a truly exciting challenge.
- Have made some React apps before and want to see how to build apps like this one on their own.
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# | Title | Duration |
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1 | 1. Create Project | 01:44 |
2 | 2. Add Routes to React Client | 02:48 |
3 | 3. Make :products endpoint for API | 03:32 |
4 | 4. Make HTTP Requests to Node API with React | 05:42 |
5 | 5. Intro to React Query | 07:11 |
6 | 6. Format prices from Stripe values | 03:24 |
7 | 7. Make :product endpoint for API | 04:50 |
8 | 8. Handle 404 Errors with Product | 06:10 |
9 | 9. Display Product Details | 02:29 |
10 | 10. Integrate Stripe with Node and React | 05:07 |
11 | 11. Add products to cart | 07:24 |
12 | 12. Remove products from cart | 03:44 |
13 | 13. Show cart summary to users | 04:37 |
14 | 14. Add modal to show cart details | 04:58 |
15 | 15. Display all cart items in modal | 03:41 |
16 | 16. Set item quantity with cart modal | 03:05 |
17 | 17. Create custom useCheckout hook | 06:29 |
18 | 18. Purchase cart with Stripe Checkout | 08:42 |
19 | 19. Show payment summary to user | 10:43 |
20 | 20. Deploy app to Heroku | 05:32 |
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