Course Code for Working with Components in React 18 on Pluralsight
| Course | Release Date |
|---|---|
| Working With Data in React NEW | February 2024 |
| Server Component Fundamentals | July 2023 |
| Working with Components in React 18 (this course) | February 2023 |
| Using Hooks in React 18 | November 2022 |
| What is React | August 2022 |
| What's New in React 18 | May 2022 |
| Data and UI Patterns in React | December 2021 |
This GitHub repo includes the final code for all the modules in the course
Creating UIs in React is all about creating independent components that seamlessly work together to present a consistent view across your React web app. In this course, Working with React Components, you will gain the ability to architect and build high quality react apps. First, you will learn how the design principle separation of concerns applies to building React components. Next, you will discover the various primitive methods for sharing data and methods between components as well as sharing data more globally with the Context API. Finally, you will explore how you can improve your Apps performance taking advantage of Concurrent Rendering. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of React component design needed to leverage re-usability and ensure consistency in your apps and code with less bugs.
- Install nodejs.org.
- Clone this repository. -
https://github.com/pkellner/pluralsight-working-with-components-in-react18or download the zip - **Set your default directory to which module you want (example:
cd m4-cd m4-clip-040 - Install Node Packages with Dependencies. -
npm install
Each of the folders here represent one module of the course. In each folder, there are subfolders that represent the completed code at the end of each clip. Where this is no clip reference, either there is no code in that clip or nothing changed from the previous clip.
Once in a clip directory, the easiest way to test the app is to first install the packages by typing at the root of that directory (in a terminal window or DOS prompt)
npm install
Then, do run the app you just need type
npm run dev
That will launch the web server on port 3000 where you can browser to it at the url: http://localhost:3000
If you find any problems or issues, feel free to post it as an issue here at this forum and I will look into it as soon as I can. You can also contact me directly at http://peterkellner.net/contact/
I hope you enjoy the course!