jQuery & React Essentials: Learn jQuery & React Basics

Learn the Fundamentals of jQuery and React

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Description

Welcome to this 2 part course series on JQuery and React!

In the first part of the course we go in-depth on JQuery, where you'll learn the fundamentals of JQuery and have a good understanding of it after completion.

Throughout this course you will build several projects to give you the ability to integrate jQuery in your own projects to add that extra level of interactivity to any site you work on.

jQuery is the most popular JavaScript library today. This course will teach you all the basic of it and how to use jQuery’s core features.

You’ll learn how to interact with the Document Object Model (DOM), use web developer tools, and get started with reading and understanding documentation to help you take on  your own projects.

For those developers that want to add more tools to their developer's tool belt, there is a bonus course on React. In this section you'll learn the basics of the React library and how to use it to create two projects: a browser-based activity counter app and a simple website for  displaying data drawn from an API.

As we go through the course, you'll learn how to set up  your development environment, including helpful tools such as Babel and  webpack; create new components; use props and state to pass data between  components; use routes to map URLs to views; and organize projects with nested components and routes.

By the end of the course, you'll  understand the essentials of React.js and be able to start building your own browser-based projects. 

What You Will Learn!

  • Learn the fundamentals of jQuery & React.
  • Learn to use the DOM, and work with an external library.
  • Learn to use jQuery to create interactive sites.
  • How to build real-life jQuery projects.
  • Learn about React Libraries
  • Learn how to set up your development environment.
  • Learn to create new components; use props and state to pass data between components; use routes to map URLs to views; and organize projects with nested components and routes.
  • How to start building your own browser-based projects.

Who Should Attend!

  • Developers
  • Programmers
  • Anyone who wants to learn jQuery or React