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React and NodeJS: A Practical Guide with Typescript

6h 54m 59s
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Are you eager to master full-stack development using modern technologies like React and NodeJS? As a FullStack Developer with over a decade of experience, I focus on creating clean, efficient code. My courses are designed to deliver practical knowledge quickly, without unnecessary fillers. If you're looking to learn rapidly and effectively, this course is for you. Plus, you'll benefit from regular updates, ensuring your skills stay up-to-date with the latest advancements.

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Course Overview

Admin App Creation with React and NodeJS

Embark on a journey to build a fully functional Admin App that utilizes the power of React and NodeJS. Throughout this course, you'll acquire the skills necessary to develop dynamic web applications.

NodeJS Learning Objectives:

  • Connect with MySQL using TypeORM

  • Implement Typescript for enhanced code quality

  • Use Access Middlewares to secure routes

  • Perform Request Validation to ensure data integrity

  • Generate Jwt Tokens for authorization

  • Implement HttpOnly Cookies for session management

  • Handle Image Uploads seamlessly

  • Export CSVs to share data easily

React Learning Objectives:

  • Kickstart a React project with Typescript

  • State management using Redux

  • Implement public and private routes for navigation

  • Create engaging React Animations

  • Smoothly manage Image Uploads

  • Export CSVs to deliver reports

  • Construct analytical charts with c3.js (part of d3.js)

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#1: Introduction
All Course Lessons (64)
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1
Introduction Demo
02:22
2
Setup
02:50
3
Typescript
06:14
4
Express
05:21
5
Routes
04:38
6
Validation
06:19
7
TypeORM
06:50
8
Register
09:40
9
Login
06:10
10
Jwt
06:14
11
Authenticated User
05:16
12
Logout
03:08
13
Environment Variables
02:51
14
Middlewares
06:38
15
Profile
06:46
16
Users CRUD
13:36
17
Roles
09:35
18
Permissions
04:24
19
Seeders
11:23
20
Roles and Permissions CRUD
12:50
21
Products
06:24
22
Pagination
12:32
23
Uploading Images
10:21
24
Static Routes
01:38
25
Orders
09:26
26
Typescript Getters
06:25
27
Export CSV
07:18
28
Raw SQL
08:01
29
Permission Middleware
12:52
30
Setup
01:06
31
Template
03:35
32
Components
04:24
33
Routes
05:33
34
Wrapper
04:06
35
Register
07:49
36
Http Requests
03:23
37
State
03:44
38
useState
05:43
39
Login
07:37
40
useEffect
06:44
41
Axios Defaults
02:20
42
Logout
05:00
43
Models
05:33
44
NavLink
01:24
45
Users
06:50
46
Pagination
05:35
47
Deleting Users
03:19
48
Creating Users
08:08
49
Updating Users
07:30
50
Roles
05:27
51
Creating Roles
10:46
52
Updating Roles
04:56
53
Products
08:09
54
Paginator Component
06:19
55
Creating Products
04:42
56
Uploading Images
06:42
57
useRef
09:09
58
Orders
09:52
59
Animations
05:19
60
Export CSV
04:02
61
Chart
06:09
62
Profile
07:46
63
Redux
07:06
64
Using Redux
11:10
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites do I need before taking this course?
This course is designed for those with a basic understanding of JavaScript and web development concepts. Familiarity with React and NodeJS will be beneficial, but not mandatory, as the course covers foundational aspects of both technologies. Prior experience with databases, particularly MySQL, is advantageous but not required since the course includes connecting NodeJS with MySQL using TypeORM.
What kind of project will I build in the course?
During the course, you will build a fully functional Admin App utilizing React and NodeJS. The project involves implementing key features such as user authentication, session management with HttpOnly cookies, image uploads, and data export capabilities like CSV. The app will serve as a comprehensive example of how to create dynamic web applications using modern full-stack development practices.
Is this course suitable for beginners in programming?
The course is not specifically tailored for complete beginners in programming. It is more suited for individuals who have some experience with JavaScript and basic web development. While it does cover fundamental concepts, the course dives into advanced topics like TypeORM for database interactions and TypeScript for enhanced code quality, which may be challenging for those new to programming.
How does this course compare in depth to other full-stack development courses?
This course offers a practical approach to full-stack development, emphasizing efficient coding practices without unnecessary fillers. Unlike some courses that focus solely on either front-end or back-end, this course provides a balanced exploration of both React for front-end and NodeJS for back-end. It includes 64 lessons that cover from setting up the environment to advanced topics like JWT for authorization and middleware for route security.
What specific tools and platforms will I learn to use in this course?
The course covers a range of tools and platforms essential for full-stack development. You'll use NodeJS for server-side logic and React for front-end development. The course also introduces you to TypeScript for better code management, TypeORM for database interactions with MySQL, and Axios for handling HTTP requests in React. Additionally, it covers using JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for authorization and HttpOnly cookies for session management.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover certain advanced topics such as cloud deployment, responsive design, or mobile app development. It focuses primarily on building a web-based Admin App using React and NodeJS and does not delve into other frameworks or languages outside of the specified curriculum. Additionally, the course does not provide in-depth coverage of UI/UX design principles or testing frameworks.
How much time should I expect to commit to complete this course?
The course consists of 64 lessons, but the total runtime is currently unspecified. Given the depth of topics such as implementing TypeScript, JWT, and TypeORM, it is advisable to allocate several weeks to thoroughly engage with the material. Depending on your prior experience and available time, you might spend about 5-10 hours a week to cover the lessons and complete practical exercises effectively.