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The IO Foundation (TIOF) Presents: Introduction to React JS
The IO Foundation (TIOF) Presents: Introduction to React JS
A complete introduction to ReactJS. Get up and running with ReactJS by learning tooling that improves your development workflow with a focus on ReactJS core API and common How-Tos (e.g. Writing tests, routing, and code splitting). Prerequisites: This workshop assumes that you have at least basic understanding of HTML/CSS/JS. If you know how to add a button element in a HTML and a script tag to trigger events, then you're good to go. Kindly bring your own laptop - this is a hands-on workshop.
2019 Jan 26-2019 Jan 26
9:30 AM-4:30 PM
This workshop will concentrate on learning ReactJS from scratch.
It is intended for the following audiences:
It is intended for the following audiences:
- Computer Science students or recent graduates that have learned basic HTML/CSS/Javascript and would like to take the next step to learn modern frontend development.
- Developers that is required to use ReactJS in their work and would like to learn more about the tooling and best-practices when using it.
- Experienced developers working on backend development who would like to start exploring frontend development. - Frontend developers that have experience with other frameworks (e.g. Angular & Vue) and would like to learn about ReactJS.
- Technology decision-makers that want to understand the features and capacities of React.
Session Agenda:
- Using React without build tools
- Tools around React
- NPM
- Prettier
- Webpack & Babel
- ESLint
- React cores -
- JSX
- Function vs Class components
- React lifecycle methods
- Common React use cases
- API calls
- Routing for SPA
- Testing
- Code splitting
Prerequisites:
This workshop assumes that you have at least basic understanding of HTML/CSS/JS. If you know how to add a button element in a HTML and a script tag to trigger events, then you're good to go. Kindly bring your own laptop - this is a hands-on workshop.
This workshop assumes that you have at least basic understanding of HTML/CSS/JS. If you know how to add a button element in a HTML and a script tag to trigger events, then you're good to go. Kindly bring your own laptop - this is a hands-on workshop.