Course Duration
4 Days (Apr 12 to 15)
Day 1: Introduction to React
- Introduction to React and its benefits
- Setting up a development environment
- JSX syntax and using it to create components
- Creating and rendering components
- Debugging React and Next.js apps using Chrome DevTools
- Handling events in React
- Props and state basics
- Exercise: Create a simple React app with components and events
Day 2: Introduction to Next.js for Routing
- Introduction to Next.js and its benefits
- Setting up a development environment with Next.js
- Creating pages in Next.js and using Next.js router
- Dynamic routing in Next.js
- Conditional rendering and user input with forms
- Fetching data from an API in Next.js using fetch or axios
- Displaying data from an API in your Next.js app
- Exercise: Create a simple Next.js app with pages, router, and API integration
Day 3: Introduction to Context API
- Introduction to Context API and its benefits
- Creating a context provider and consuming it in components
- Advanced usage of Context API, such as useContext hook and multiple contexts
- Exercise: Create a React/Next.js app that uses Context API to manage state and implements advanced topics.
Day 4: Basic Setup and CRUD Operations
- Introduction to the project and its features
- Setting up a development environment with Next.js
- Creating the login and signup pages with React and Next.js
- Implementing basic form validation with React
- Securing the application routes based on authentication status
- Creating the homepage and posts page with React and Next.js
- Creating a form for creating and editing posts with React
- Implementing basic CRUD operations using React state and local storage
- Displaying posts on the homepage and posts page
- Exercise: Implement CRUD operations for posts with React state and display them on the homepage and posts page.
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Prerequisites
- HTML and CSS: Participants should have a good understanding of HTML and CSS.
- JavaScript fundamentals: Participants should have a solid foundation in JavaScript, including concepts like variables, data types, loops, functions, and objects.
- ES6 syntax: Familiarity with ES6 syntax would be helpful, as many of the features used in React, like arrow functions, destructuring, and template literals, are ES6 features.
- Git basics: Participants should have a basic understanding of Git and version control, as this will be used to manage code changes throughout the course.
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