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Fullstack React with TypeScript is the complete guide to using TypeScript with React. Learn TypeScript patterns with React additional ecosystem advice (testing, redux, SSR) by building several apps including a Trello clone, a Medium-like website, testing with a digital-item e-comm app, and more!
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Self-paced, 10+ hour video Masterclass, including all example code, taught by Maksim Ivanov
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Learn Pro Patterns for Hooks, Testing, Redux, SSR, and GraphQL
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Fullstack React with TypeScript is a gem if you love TypeScript and are trying to figure out how to make it work with React. This book walks you through the pain points of getting TypeScript and React to play nice together. You will build some really awesome projects along the way to really hone in on the skills. If you are looking for a guide to all things TypeScript and React, look no further than Fullstack React with TypeScript.
In this first module we start-in easy and build a slick, drag-and-drop Trello clone.
Learn how to:
props
- which let's us type-check our JSX (!)Context
for easy data-sharing
In this second module, we have the Goblin Store: a digital-item e-commerce app and we show how to test it using the popular react-testing-library
.
In this module we:
If you want to get better at testing React apps -- with built-in editor integration! -- this module will be your guide.
In the third module, we look at some common React patterns and best practices and build a sweet midi keyboard along the way.
In this module we:
In this module, we'll look at Next.js and we'll build a Medium-like website where can pre-build the webpages and deliver a blazing-fast site experience.
In this module we look at:
In this module we'll build a drawing application usingcanvas
and Redux.
In this module we look at:
useReducer
vs. Redux - when to use whichcanvas
eventsIn this module we'll explore a powerful combination of tools: GraphQL and TypeScript and show how they wo