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Learn React Hooks By Building A Real Application

7h 14m 44s
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Learn React Hooks By Building A Real Application is a 78-lesson 7 hours 14 minutes self-paced course by Ryan Florence (React Training). Learn React Hooks by building key features of a realistic app.

Course facts

Lessons
78
Duration
7 hours 14 minutes
Language
English
Released
December 2019
Added to CourseFlix
September 2024
Instructor
Ryan Florence (React Training)
Price
Premium

Learn React Hooks by building key features of a realistic app. After teaching this content to thousands, we've packaged it up into and on-demand course just for you.

Beginner Level

If all you've done is the official React tutorial then you are ready for this course. We'll be starting from the fundamentals and working our way into hooks basics pretty quickly. Hooks allow us to cover topics that are ordinarily advanced sooner. It might feel a little fast but that's what the pause button is for!

Intermediate/Advanced Level

If you're a seasoned React developer, there's no better way to get caught up on Hooks and what it means for your code and team than this course. You’ll get priceless insights into how hooks will help you build great abstractions for your team that will work in new and mature code-bases.

You’re not going to just watch some videos and type along with us, nah, that’s not how you learn. We teach a concept with real-world code, then hand it over to you to do an exercise on your own--which is where the real learning happens. When you’re done, we’ll solidify your understanding as we go deeper into the concepts in the solution videos. 

  • React's Fundamental Composition Model
  • All of the New Hooks
  • Thinking In Effects, Not Lifecycles
  • Composing and Sharing Non-Visual Behavior
  • Data Loading and Caching
  • App-Wide State Management
  • Realtime Updates and Subscriptions
  • Clientside Authentication
  • Performance Considerations and Optimizations
  • Animation

Who teaches Learn React Hooks By Building A Real Application? Ryan Florence (React Training)

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Ryan Florence is a US developer best known as a co-creator of React Router — the dominant routing library for React applications since the framework's early years — and as a co-founder of Remix (now part of React Router after the 2024 unification). He runs React Training as the long-running paid React workshop platform.

His CourseFlix listing carries Learn React Hooks By Building A Real Application — a comprehensive treatment of React's hooks model through a complete project build, taught by one of the people who has shaped React's API direction for over a decade.

Material is paid and aimed at React developers ready to deepen their understanding of the modern hooks-based React paradigm. For broader content, see CourseFlix's React.js category page.

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01-hello-world Demo
02:18
2
02-its-just-javascript
02:18
3
03-create-element-signature
02:28
4
04-back-to-jsx
01:58
5
05-using-components
01:30
6
06-defining-components
00:48
7
07-component-reuse-with-props
02:23
8
08-children-prop
03:28
9
09-data-flow.mp4
02:24
10
10-custom-events
03:03
11
11-code-a-long
04:56
12
12-what-declarative-means
03:59
13
13-use-state-intro
02:52
14
14-multiple-states
04:43
15
15-what-to-do-when-anything-happens
02:06
16
16-how-react-works
04:48
17
17-use-state-exercise
01:10
18
18-use-state-exercise-solution
03:55
19
19-phony-hooks
13:29
20
20-handling-an-event-without-react
05:16
21
21-use-ref
02:22
22
22-thinking-in-events
04:19
23
23-use-effect-intro
05:36
24
24-governing-side-effects
05:26
25
25-use-effect-parameters
08:35
26
26-making-our-own-hook
05:00
27
27-reusable-abstraction
01:57
28
28-composing-with-hooks
01:26
29
29-effects-exercise-intro
04:04
30
30-effects-exercise-overview
14:22
31
31-fetching-data
05:08
32
32-intro-to-cleanup-functions
04:36
33
33-how-to-use-a-cleanup-function
03:15
34
34-async-await-with-use-effect
03:00
35
35-subscription-style-async
03:36
36
36-mimicking-use-effect-with-render-props
08:48
37
37-comparing-hooks-and-render-props
03:31
38
38-composing-hooks-together
06:13
39
39-data-loading-exercise-intro
02:00
40
40-data-loading-exercise-overview
08:23
41
41-customize-component-render-positions
10:19
42
42-too-many-props
11:20
43
43-replacing-props-with-compound-components
15:53
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44-share-state-with-context
05:05
45
45-adding-functions-to-context
01:17
46
46-adding-index-to-context
04:52
47
47-backwards-compatibility
07:40
48
48-children-module
02:25
49
49-compound-components-exercise-intro
05:10
50
50-compound-components-exercise-overview
10:34
51
51-why-we-need-reducers
03:36
52
52-what-is-a-reducer
04:29
53
53-using-usereducer
11:33
54
54-building-a-global-state
15:25
55
55-app-state-exercise-intro
01:51
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56-app-state-exercise-overview
07:41
57
57-feed-exercise-intro
04:14
58
58-feed-exercise-part-1-solution
04:07
59
59-feed-exercise-part-2
01:35
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60-feed-exercise-part-2-solution
06:53
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61-feed-exercise-part-3
01:27
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62-feed-exercise-part-3-solution
03:43
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63-feed-exercise-part-4
01:14
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64-feed-exercise-part-4-solution
05:02
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65-feed-exercise-with-usereducer
07:45
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66-feed-exercise-persistent-state
11:02
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67-animation-and-interpolation-types
06:03
68
68-implementing-animation-hook
19:13
69
69-adding-sound-effects
02:27
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70-using-react-spring
20:35
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71-animating-a-non-react-element
03:04
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72-lazy-refs
04:58
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73-use-memo
13:10
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74-memo
11:39
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75-props-differentiation
05:53
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76-use-callback
08:14
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77-use-effect-vs-use-memo
01:24
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78-goodbye-world
00:23
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Frequently asked questions

What prior knowledge do I need before taking this course?
Before enrolling in this course, you should have a foundational understanding of JavaScript, as evidenced by lessons like 'its-just-javascript' and 'how-react-works'. Familiarity with JSX and component-based architecture would also be beneficial, given the focus on components in lessons such as 'defining-components' and 'using-components'.
What kind of application will I build during the course?
Throughout the course, you will build key features of a realistic application using React Hooks. While the course does not specify an exact application, it includes exercises like 'feed-exercise-part-1-solution' and 'data-loading-exercise-overview', which suggest a focus on managing state and data flow in applications.
Who is the ideal target audience for this course?
This course is ideal for JavaScript developers who are looking to enhance their skills by learning React Hooks. It is suitable for those who have a basic understanding of React and want to expand their knowledge into modern React practices, as seen in lessons like 'composing-with-hooks' and 'customize-component-render-positions'.
How does this course compare in depth to similar courses on React Hooks?
With 78 lessons, this course offers a comprehensive exploration of React Hooks. It covers fundamental concepts like 'use-state-intro' and 'use-effect-intro', as well as advanced topics such as 'building-a-global-state' and 'composing-hooks-together'. This breadth and depth make it suitable for both beginners looking to grasp the basics and intermediate learners aiming for a deeper understanding.
Which specific tools or libraries are covered in this course?
The course focuses on React Hooks as a core feature of the React library. It does not explicitly mention additional tools or libraries beyond React itself, as the lessons primarily concentrate on concepts like 'use-ref', 'use-effect', and 'use-reducer'.
What is not covered in this course?
This course does not cover aspects outside of React Hooks, such as server-side rendering, React Native, or testing frameworks like Jest. The focus is strictly on building and understanding applications using hooks as seen in lessons like 'handling-an-event-without-react' and 'subscription-style-async'.
What is the expected time commitment for this course?
Although the total runtime is not provided, the course consists of 78 lessons. The time commitment will vary depending on the pace at which you choose to work through the material. Given the number of lessons, a moderate estimate would be several weeks if studying part-time.