ReactJS for Jobseekers: The Only Guide You Need to Learn React and Crack Interviews
- Length: 426 pages
- Edition: 1
- Language: English
- Publisher: BPB Publications
- Publication Date: 2023
- ISBN-10: B0BRXK6XQ9
- Sales Rank: #0 (See Top 100 Books)
Create High-performance, Dynamic Single-page Applications Using the Most Popular front-end Framework – ReactJS
Key Features
- Learn ReactJS concepts using a practical approach to be interview-ready.
- Understand the core concepts of UI/UX design to get an edge as a front-end developer.
- Get answers to the most frequently asked ReactJS interview questions.
Description
When you talk about front-end development, the first thing that comes to any tech evangelist’s mind is the latest front-end frameworks like ReactJS, VueJS, or even Angular. If you are in the tech industry or are interested in front-end development, then we are pretty sure you must have heard about at least one of these frameworks. Based on its popularity and industry acceptance, ReactJS is leading by miles.
This book will help you learn everything you need to know about ReactJS to start working as a front-end developer. The book begins by talking about the core concepts like components, state, props, lifecycle, and hooks, which will get you comfortable with the ReactJS ecosystem. The book also talks about additional topics like routing, connecting to the backend, and handling state using Redux to give you a more holistic understanding of building production-level applications using ReactJS.
By the end of the book, you will have a deep understanding of ReactJS.
What you will learn
- Build simple React applications like business portfolios, marketing pages, product showcases.
- Build complex React applications like e-commerce webapp or video streaming webapp like simple Youtube replicas.
- Design simple web applications using Figma.
- Get familiar with the performance optimization techniques for React Apps.
- Explore the trending UI patterns in ReactJS.
Who this book is for
This book is for fresh graduates and beginners who want to get a full-time front-end developer job. It is also for backend developers who want to upskill to become full-stack developers. Experienced front-end developers can use this book as a reference guide.
Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page About the Author About the Reviewer Acknowledgement Preface Errata Table of Contents 1. Introduction to Web Development Structure Objectives Frontend versus backend Modern JavaScript for ReactJS Creating variables using let and const Templates strings Arrow functions Rest property Spread property Destructuring New array function: map() New array function: reduce() New array function: filter() New array functions: find() and findIndex() Classes, properties, and methods Inheritance Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers References 2. Up and Running with React Ecosystem Structure Objectives Introducing ReactJS Component-based design Single-page versus multi-page Web apps Creating our first React project Introducing JSX Inline and external styles Rendering dynamic elements using objects and lists Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions Answers 3. Understanding Components, State, and Props Structure Objectives Introduction to components Understanding props Imports and exports CSS modules Responsive components Stateful and stateless components Class-based components Passing props to components Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 4. Lifecycle of Components Structure Objectives DOM versus virtual DOM Component lifecycles Mounting lifecycle methods Updating lifecycle methods Unmounting lifecycle method Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 5. Connecting to Backend Structure Objectives The purpose of backend What is HTTP? API Endpoints HTTP methods HTTP response codes Intro to Axios Making our first API request POST request using Axios PUT request using Axios DELETE requests using Axios Global Axios setup Intercept request and response Scalable code architecture for network requests Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 6. React Hooks Structure Objectives Introduction to Hooks Converting a class-based component to functional with Hooks Hooks provided by React useState() Hook useEffect() Hook Creating custom hooks Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 7. Routing in React Apps Structure Objectives What is routing? Introduction to React-Router React-Router setup in React app Handling dynamic URLs Hooks provided by React Router Conditional redirect Handling query params in URLs Handling 401, 404, and 500 pages Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 8. Controlled and Uncontrolled Components Structure Objectives Controlled versus uncontrolled components Forms using uncontrolled components Forms using controlled components Keeping the users logged in Callback functions and callback hell Introduction to promises Create a promise Chaining multiple promises Create asynchronous functions using async and await Restructuring our existing code using async and await Refactor the project structure Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 9. State Management Using Redux Structure Objectives Introduction to Redux Global store Actions Reducer Redux installation Configure Redux in a React app Create a global store Fetch state from the global store in components Update global store from components Handle multiple reducers Implementing Redux using Hooks Action creators Async actions using middleware Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 10. Production Build and Hosting React Apps Structure Objectives Production build Host React applications Introduction to Webpack Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 11. Performance Optimization Introduction Structure Objectives Why measure performance? React Profiler useMemo() useCallback() PureComponents shouldComponentUpdate() Code splitting Conclusion Questions Multiple choice questions with answers Answers 12. Starting with Tools and Concepts of UI/UX Structure Objectives Introduction to UI/UX UI/UX tools Different stages involved in UI/UX projects User research Information architecture Wireframe Design Prototype Fundamental concepts White space Contrast Scale Alignment Colors Typography Visual hierarchy Conclusion Questions 13. Trending UI Patterns Structure Objectives Glassmorphism Neomorphism Trying out soft gradients Work with geometric elements Pastel backgrounds Designing dark mode Conclusion Questions 14. Prepping for React Interviews Structure Objectives React Interview Process Resume Template Preparation Material Easy Questions Intermediate Questions Hard Questions Easy Questions [Solutions] Intermediate Questions [Solutions] Hard Questions [Solutions] Index
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