Developing Single Page Applications
From HTML To Ruby On Rails To React.js
Description
React.js is the web development library of choice by many web developer and there is still a huge demand for React developers. Also, Ruby on Rails is now a mature web development framework still favoured by start-ups. With the Rails 6, it is very easy to develop front-end applications in JavaScript. Combining these two technologies gives developers powerful tools to develop full-stack web applications.
I’m Emmanuel Asante, a freelance developer and the creator of comprehensive Rails testing courses using Rails, RSpec and Capybara, and this course is no different.
This course will show you, step-by-step, how to take static html pages and turn them into a dynamic application using the awesome Ruby on Rail 6 framework. You will learn to build a fully functional application with authentication and authorization and deployed to Heroku.
With the Rails application deployed, we switch gears and learn step-by-step how to turn the Rails application into a single-page application using React.js. This second part will give you an awesome experience with the great React library. You will go from an absolute beginner to a pro by the time you are done with the course. You will learn how to create components, manage state, use advanced features of react-router-dom to switch views. Authentication and authorization will be covered. Also, you will learn about and use React hooks and advanced concepts such as higher-order components to simplify our code.
What is so cool about this course is the fact that you can just start with the React development part if you so desire and you won’t be lost in it. The course is loaded with many hands-on coding challenges. By the time you are done with the course, you will be a Rails and React pro. Guaranteed! Come along with me on this amazing journey and you will be glad you did.
What You Will Learn!
- Ruby on Rails 6 and React 16.8 web application development
Who Should Attend!
- Developers and designers who want to take static HTML pages and learn how to convert that to a Ruby on Rails 6 application and eventually change the front-end to a React application.