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Setting up the EnvironmentThe newline Guide to Fullstack ASP.NET Core and ReactIn this lesson, we'll download all the technologies we're using in this course
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Technologies Used in this CourseThe newline Guide to Fullstack ASP.NET Core and ReactIn this lesson, we'll go through all the technologies we're using in this course
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3 Ways to Add Typescript to a React LibraryCreating React Libraries from ScratchAdding a type-system to JavaScript.
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How to Integrate Storybook Components Into a React AppStorybook for React AppsFinalizing the feature and integrating it into the app.
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Simplify Complex Components with the useProducts HookThe newline Guide to Modernizing an Enterprise React AppCustom hooks are good for more than just drying up duplicated code; they also help simplify our components.
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Course WelcomeThe newline Guide to Building a Company Component LibraryWelcome to the Guide to Building a Company Component Library course.
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Module OverviewThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalWanna be a performance beast? It's time to cache! In this module, you will use the Redis database to implement server-side caching and improve Time To First Byte. From now on, only selected requests will trigger the rendering process. The rendered output will be kept in Redis for a specified period of time. Subsequent requests will be served with data retrieved from Redis.
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SummaryThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this module, you've learned how to pass data between the server and the browser using the `TransferState` registry. You've also introduced `TransferHttpCacheModule` that passes data obtained via HTTP during server-side rendering to the browser. You've learned how to abandon long-running REST API calls that affect rendering performance.
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NoscriptThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn this lesson, you can see how Angular Universal helps when your user's browser doesn't support JavaScript
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Angular UniversalThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalIn the previous module, you've built a fully functional production-ready application. Unfortunately, like other single-page applications, this application has its weaknesses. In this module, you will learn how to address one of them and render HTML content on the server.
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Course prerequisitesThe newline Guide to Angular UniversalThis lesson answers the questions "What do I need to accomplish the course?" "What software is needed?" "What should I know about Angular and other technologies?" "What should I do to accomplish the course offline?"
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How to Structure a React ProjectBeginner's Guide to Real World ReactThere are many different ways to structure your apps' code. This lesson introduces some different approaches, including how I structure my projects and suggestions from the Facebook team themselves.