REACT JS TRAINING

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<li> JavaScript history</li>
<li> ES6 and Babel</li>
<li> Arrow functions and template literals</li>
<li> Rest and spread operators</li>
<li> Classes and inheritance</li>
<li> Static methods and properties</li>
<li> Iterators and iterables</li>
<li> Generators</li>
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<li> Version history of React</li>
<li> React 15 vs React 16</li>
<li> Using create-react-app</li>
<li> Debugging first react app</li>
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<li> Working with React.createElement</li>
<li> Logical operators and expressions</li>
<li> Specifying attributes and children</li>
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<li> Component architecture and its significance</li>
<li> Types of components</li>
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<li> State and its significance</li>
<li> Set and read states</li>
<li> Passing data to a component through props</li>
<li> Validation of props with propTypes</li>
<li> Using default props to supply default values to props</li>
<li> Rendering lists</li>
<li> Using the React key prop</li>
<li> Using the map function for iteration on arrays to generate elements</li>
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<li> React event system and the synthetic event</li>
<li> Passing arguments to event handlers</li>
<li> Component lifecycle</li>
<li> Significance of lifecycle methods and real-time use cases</li>
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<li> Controlled and uncontrolled components</li>
<li> Significance of the default Value prop</li>
<li> Using the React ref prop to access the DOM element</li>
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<li> Setting up the router</li>
<li> Understanding routing with the help of single-page applications</li>
<li> Working with HashRouter and BrowserRouter components</li>
<li> Configuration of the router, using the route component</li>
<li> Using switch component for defining routing rules</li>
<li> Using route params for making routes dynamic </li>
<li> Working with nested routes</li>
<li> Navigation to pages, using NavLink and Link components</li>
<li> Using the redirect component to redirect the route</li>
<li> Using the prompt component to get user consent for navigation</li>
<li> Making use of the pathless route for handling failed matches</li>
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<li> Principles of Redux</li>
<li> Installation and setup process of Redux</li>
<li> Creation of reducer, actions, and store</li>
<li> Immutable.js</li>
<li> Collections in Immutable</li>
<li> Lists, sets, and maps</li>
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<li> Installation and setting up of React Redux</li>
<li> Container components vs presentational components</li>
<li> Understanding the high-order component</li>
<li> Understanding mapDispatchtToProps and mapStateToProps usage</li>
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<li> Choices available in Redux middleware</li>
<li> Redux saga</li>
<li> Setting up and installing Redux</li>
<li> Working with saga helpers</li>
<li> Promises vs sagas</li>
</ul>

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<li> Significance of unit testing</li>
<li> Understanding unit testing tools and jargons</li>
<li> Unit testing react components, using enzyme and jest</li>
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<li> Handling exceptions in components</li>
<li> Error boundaries</li>
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<li> Webpack and its use</li>
<li> Setting up and installing Webpack</li>
<li> Working with the configuration file of Webpack</li>
<li> Working with loaders</li>
<li> Quick word on lazy loading, code splitting, and tree shaking</li>
<li> Setting up a hot module replacement</li>
<li> Server-side rendering (SSR)</li>
<li> Working with renderToStaticMarkup and renderToString methods</li>
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