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Fullstack React with Typescript

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Fullstack React with TypeScript is the complete guide to using TypeScript with React. Learn TypeScript patterns with React additional ecosystem advice (testing, redux, SSR) by building several apps including a Trello clone, a Medium-like website, testing with a digital-item e-comm app, and more!

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#1: Course introduction
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#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Course introduction Demo
03:47
2
How to get the most out of this course
01:58
3
What is TypeScript
03:08
4
Why use TypeScript with React
03:22
5
Introduction
00:55
6
What we are building and prerequisites
02:14
7
How to bootstrap React TypeScript app automatically
15:10
8
Clean up the code and define the global styles
01:30
9
How to style React elements
02:11
10
Prepare the styled components
04:23
11
Create column components
04:43
12
Create card components
00:54
13
Component for adding new items
05:17
14
The NewItemForm component
03:23
15
Auto focus on inputs
03:41
16
Submit on enter
01:51
17
Add global state and business logic
04:45
18
Implement the global state
08:18
19
Define the business logic
11:37
20
Moving the items
03:38
21
Add drag and drop (install React DnD)
01:25
22
Store the dragged item in the state
01:42
23
Define the useItemDrag hook
01:44
24
Drag the columns
02:21
25
Hide the dragged item
03:04
26
Implement the custom dragging preview
08:41
27
Drag the cards
05:18
28
Update the reducer
02:32
29
Drag the card to an empty column
01:34
30
Saving the state on the backend
07:52
31
Loading the data
11:11
32
How to test your applications: testing a digital goods store introduction
00:35
33
Get familiar with the application
06:01
34
Initial setup
03:39
35
Testing the App component
03:06
36
Mocking components
02:33
37
Jest helper to test navigation
04:04
38
Testing navigation
02:28
39
Shared components
08:39
40
The home page
08:01
41
The ProductCard Component
05:03
42
The Cart component
08:57
43
The CartItem component
02:47
44
The CheckoutList component
01:36
45
The CheckoutForm component
06:43
46
The FormField component
03:24
47
The order summary page
04:04
48
Testing the useProducts hook
07:27
49
Testing the useCart hook
10:40
50
Patterns in React TypeScript applications: making music with React introduction
00:24
51
What we're going to build
00:54
52
First steps and basic application layout
06:18
53
A bit of music theory
09:03
54
Third party API and browser API
04:10
55
The main app screen
03:24
56
Creating the keyboard
08:27
57
Adapter hook
08:14
58
Connecting to a keyboard
04:33
59
Mapping the real keys to virtual
06:18
60
The instruments list
02:20
61
The instrument selector
04:06
62
Loading the instruments
01:23
63
Render Props
02:16
64
Creating render props with functional components
04:58
65
Creating render props with classes
10:05
66
Higher-Order Components
05:24
67
Instrument adapter as a Higher-Order Component
08:05
68
Passing refs through
02:37
69
Static composition
03:04
70
Using the hooks with HOCs
02:26
71
Using Redux and TypeScript introduction
00:49
72
Using Redux and TypeScript preview the final result
02:57
73
What is Redux?
05:45
74
Using Redux and TypeScript initial setup
03:01
75
Redux logger
01:37
76
Prepare The Styles
01:25
77
Working with the canvas API
04:59
78
Handling the canvas events
00:54
79
Define the store types
01:01
80
Add actions
02:02
81
Dispatch actions
01:51
82
Draw the current stroke
02:21
83
Implement selecting colors
03:55
84
Implement undo and redo
04:23
85
Splitting the root reducer and using combineReducers
06:58
86
Exporting an image
12:50
87
Using Redux Toolkit
06:49
88
Using createAction
03:02
89
Using createReducer
05:42
90
Using slices
04:21
91
Add the modal windows slice
07:20
92
Add the modal manager component
02:01
93
Prepare the server
03:27
94
Save the project using thunks
01:35
95
Load the project
08:05
96
Static Site Generation and Server-Side Rendering using Next.js introduction
08:37
97
Generating pages on the backend using Next.js
00:46
98
Creating the first page
02:57
99
Basic application layout
02:00
100
Custom document component
04:49
101
Application theme
02:47
102
Custom App component
02:29
103
Front page
02:02
104
The 404 page
05:25
105
Post page template
01:51
106
Backend API server
01:26
107
Frontend API client
05:49
108
Updating the main page
01:37
109
Pre-Render the post page
03:47
110
The category page
08:03
111
Adding breadcrumbs
07:15
112
Comments and Server-Side Rendering
02:00
113
Components to render comments
03:31
114
API for adding comments
05:47
115
Adding comments to a page
02:15
116
Connecting Redux
01:38
117
Optimizing images
11:29
118
Building the project
05:29
119
Remaking the API
01:31
120
Creating client requests
08:51
121
Updating pages
04:17
122
Deploying with serverless functions
02:16
123
GraphQL, React, and TypeScript introduction
02:54
124
GraphQL, React, and TypeScript. What we are building
01:51
125
Authenticate in GitHub and preview the final result
02:01
126
Setting up the project
01:40
127
Running the application
02:43
128
Get the auth code
02:35
129
Auth flow link
05:12
130
Authentication context
04:45
131
GraphQL queries - getting the user data
00:50
132
Adding helper components
02:37
133
Defining the WelcomeWindow layout
12:13
134
Getting GitHub GraphQL schema
01:18
135
Generating the types
01:16
136
Adding routing
01:19
137
Implement navigation
02:24
138
Repositories main component
05:29
139
Getting the list of repositories
03:12
140
GraphQL mutations. Creating repositories
04:45
141
Getting the repository ID
06:45
142
Working with GitHub issues
01:41
143
Getting the list of issues
03:26
144
Creating an issue
02:22
145
Working with GitHub pull requests
07:07
146
Getting the list of pull requests
01:47
147
Creating a new pull request
02:15
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147 lessons · 10h 16m 46s
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  1. 1 Course introduction 03:47
  2. 2 How to get the most out of this course 01:58
  3. 3 What is TypeScript 03:08
  4. 4 Why use TypeScript with React 03:22
  5. 5 Introduction 00:55
  6. 6 What we are building and prerequisites 02:14
  7. 7 How to bootstrap React TypeScript app automatically 15:10
  8. 8 Clean up the code and define the global styles 01:30
  9. 9 How to style React elements 02:11
  10. 10 Prepare the styled components 04:23
  11. 11 Create column components 04:43
  12. 12 Create card components 00:54
  13. 13 Component for adding new items 05:17
  14. 14 The NewItemForm component 03:23
  15. 15 Auto focus on inputs 03:41
  16. 16 Submit on enter 01:51
  17. 17 Add global state and business logic 04:45
  18. 18 Implement the global state 08:18
  19. 19 Define the business logic 11:37
  20. 20 Moving the items 03:38
  21. 21 Add drag and drop (install React DnD) 01:25
  22. 22 Store the dragged item in the state 01:42
  23. 23 Define the useItemDrag hook 01:44
  24. 24 Drag the columns 02:21
  25. 25 Hide the dragged item 03:04
  26. 26 Implement the custom dragging preview 08:41
  27. 27 Drag the cards 05:18
  28. 28 Update the reducer 02:32
  29. 29 Drag the card to an empty column 01:34
  30. 30 Saving the state on the backend 07:52
  31. 31 Loading the data 11:11
  32. 32 How to test your applications: testing a digital goods store introduction 00:35
  33. 33 Get familiar with the application 06:01
  34. 34 Initial setup 03:39
  35. 35 Testing the App component 03:06
  36. 36 Mocking components 02:33
  37. 37 Jest helper to test navigation 04:04
  38. 38 Testing navigation 02:28
  39. 39 Shared components 08:39
  40. 40 The home page 08:01
  41. 41 The ProductCard Component 05:03
  42. 42 The Cart component 08:57
  43. 43 The CartItem component 02:47
  44. 44 The CheckoutList component 01:36
  45. 45 The CheckoutForm component 06:43
  46. 46 The FormField component 03:24
  47. 47 The order summary page 04:04
  48. 48 Testing the useProducts hook 07:27
  49. 49 Testing the useCart hook 10:40
  50. 50 Patterns in React TypeScript applications: making music with React introduction 00:24
  51. 51 What we're going to build 00:54
  52. 52 First steps and basic application layout 06:18
  53. 53 A bit of music theory 09:03
  54. 54 Third party API and browser API 04:10
  55. 55 The main app screen 03:24
  56. 56 Creating the keyboard 08:27
  57. 57 Adapter hook 08:14
  58. 58 Connecting to a keyboard 04:33
  59. 59 Mapping the real keys to virtual 06:18
  60. 60 The instruments list 02:20
  61. 61 The instrument selector 04:06
  62. 62 Loading the instruments 01:23
  63. 63 Render Props 02:16
  64. 64 Creating render props with functional components 04:58
  65. 65 Creating render props with classes 10:05
  66. 66 Higher-Order Components 05:24
  67. 67 Instrument adapter as a Higher-Order Component 08:05
  68. 68 Passing refs through 02:37
  69. 69 Static composition 03:04
  70. 70 Using the hooks with HOCs 02:26
  71. 71 Using Redux and TypeScript introduction 00:49
  72. 72 Using Redux and TypeScript preview the final result 02:57
  73. 73 What is Redux? 05:45
  74. 74 Using Redux and TypeScript initial setup 03:01
  75. 75 Redux logger 01:37
  76. 76 Prepare The Styles 01:25
  77. 77 Working with the canvas API 04:59
  78. 78 Handling the canvas events 00:54
  79. 79 Define the store types 01:01
  80. 80 Add actions 02:02
  81. 81 Dispatch actions 01:51
  82. 82 Draw the current stroke 02:21
  83. 83 Implement selecting colors 03:55
  84. 84 Implement undo and redo 04:23
  85. 85 Splitting the root reducer and using combineReducers 06:58
  86. 86 Exporting an image 12:50
  87. 87 Using Redux Toolkit 06:49
  88. 88 Using createAction 03:02
  89. 89 Using createReducer 05:42
  90. 90 Using slices 04:21
  91. 91 Add the modal windows slice 07:20
  92. 92 Add the modal manager component 02:01
  93. 93 Prepare the server 03:27
  94. 94 Save the project using thunks 01:35
  95. 95 Load the project 08:05
  96. 96 Static Site Generation and Server-Side Rendering using Next.js introduction 08:37
  97. 97 Generating pages on the backend using Next.js 00:46
  98. 98 Creating the first page 02:57
  99. 99 Basic application layout 02:00
  100. 100 Custom document component 04:49
  101. 101 Application theme 02:47
  102. 102 Custom App component 02:29
  103. 103 Front page 02:02
  104. 104 The 404 page 05:25
  105. 105 Post page template 01:51
  106. 106 Backend API server 01:26
  107. 107 Frontend API client 05:49
  108. 108 Updating the main page 01:37
  109. 109 Pre-Render the post page 03:47
  110. 110 The category page 08:03
  111. 111 Adding breadcrumbs 07:15
  112. 112 Comments and Server-Side Rendering 02:00
  113. 113 Components to render comments 03:31
  114. 114 API for adding comments 05:47
  115. 115 Adding comments to a page 02:15
  116. 116 Connecting Redux 01:38
  117. 117 Optimizing images 11:29
  118. 118 Building the project 05:29
  119. 119 Remaking the API 01:31
  120. 120 Creating client requests 08:51
  121. 121 Updating pages 04:17
  122. 122 Deploying with serverless functions 02:16
  123. 123 GraphQL, React, and TypeScript introduction 02:54
  124. 124 GraphQL, React, and TypeScript. What we are building 01:51
  125. 125 Authenticate in GitHub and preview the final result 02:01
  126. 126 Setting up the project 01:40
  127. 127 Running the application 02:43
  128. 128 Get the auth code 02:35
  129. 129 Auth flow link 05:12
  130. 130 Authentication context 04:45
  131. 131 GraphQL queries - getting the user data 00:50
  132. 132 Adding helper components 02:37
  133. 133 Defining the WelcomeWindow layout 12:13
  134. 134 Getting GitHub GraphQL schema 01:18
  135. 135 Generating the types 01:16
  136. 136 Adding routing 01:19
  137. 137 Implement navigation 02:24
  138. 138 Repositories main component 05:29
  139. 139 Getting the list of repositories 03:12
  140. 140 GraphQL mutations. Creating repositories 04:45
  141. 141 Getting the repository ID 06:45
  142. 142 Working with GitHub issues 01:41
  143. 143 Getting the list of issues 03:26
  144. 144 Creating an issue 02:22
  145. 145 Working with GitHub pull requests 07:07
  146. 146 Getting the list of pull requests 01:47
  147. 147 Creating a new pull request 02:15

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