The results of the training
Prerequisites to the course (recommended):
A solid understanding of JavaScript and preferably attendance at the following QA courses “Programming with JavaScript” and “Next Generation JavaScript: ECMAScript 2015” (or equivalent programming experience).
Please note: Before attending this class delegates must have a Microsoft account (signing up one is free). The instructions on how to set up a Microsoft account can be found here.
Length: 32 academic hours
The prerequisite for issuing the certificate is full participation in training.
The training topics and description:
Introduction to ReactJS
(What is ReactJS; What does ReactJS do; ReactJS, the DOM and the VirtualDOM)
ReactJS Projects
(Project Fundamentals; The react and react-dom packages; Babel and Webpack; Other project files)
Components and JSX
(Components; JSX and how to modify a project to use JSX; Chrome React Developer tools)
Using props and state
(props – description, use, typing and validation; state – description, use, setting and changing; Passing state through props; Functional components; Lifting up state)
Component Lifecycles
(Lifecycle Methods: Mouting, Updating and Unmounting; ReactJS and the DOM; ReactDOM methods)
Forms, Events and Refs
(Controlled components; How are Events controlled; What are Refs; Uncontrolled components; Forms as child components)
Working with Datasets
(Collecting data from forms; Data sources; Arrays/Iterators and Keys; Sub-Components)
Composition vs Inheritance
(Composition and the use of containment and specialisation; Inheritance use in ReactJS)
Single Page Applications
(Single Page Applications and React Router; Defining and Lining to Routes; Displaying Route Content; Params and Nesting)
Thinking in React
(Facebook’s ‘Thinking in React’ Philosophy)
Working with other Libraries
OBJECTIVES