Download This PDF Book: The Road to learn React: Your journey to master plain yet pragmatic React.js by Robin Wieruch.
The Road to learn React teaches you the fundamentals of React. You will build a real world application along the way in plain React without complicated tooling. Everything from project setup to deployment on a server will be explained.
The book comes with additional referenced reading material and exercises with each chapter. After reading the book, you will be able to build your own applications in React. The material is kept up to date by me and the community.
In the Road to learn React, I want to offer a foundation before you start to dive into the broader React ecosystem. It has less tooling and less external state management, but a lot of information around React. It explains general concepts, patterns and best practices in a real world React application.
You will learn to build your own React application. It covers real world features like pagination, client-side caching and interactions like searching and sorting.
Additionally you will transition from JavaScript ES5 to JavaScript ES6 along the way. I hope this book captures my enthusiasm for React and JavaScript and helps you to get started.
Contents:
Foreword
Fundamentals of React
React’s Legacy
Styling in React
React Maintenance
Real World React (Advanced)
Deploying a React Application
Outline
About the Author
I am a German software and web engineer dedicated to learning and teaching programming in JavaScript. After obtaining my Master’s Degree in computer science, I continued learning on my own.
I gained experience from the startup world, where I used JavaScript intensively during both my professional life and spare time, which eventually led to a desire to teach others about these topics.
For a few years, I worked closely with an exceptional team of engineers at a company called Small Improvements, developing large scale applications. The company offered a SaaS product that enables customers to give feedback to businesses.
This application was developed using JavaScript on its frontend, and Java as its backend. The first iteration of Small Improvements’ frontend was written in Java with the Wicket Framework and jQuery.
When the first generation of SPAs became popular, the company migrated to Angular 1.x for its frontend application. After using Angular for over two years, it became clear that Angular wasn’t the best solution to work with state intense applications, so they made the jump to React and Redux.
This enabled it to operate on a large scale successfully. During my time in the company, I regularly wrote articles about web development on my website. I received great feedback from people learning from my articles which allowed me to improve my writing and teaching style.
Article after article, I grew my ability to teach others. I felt that my first articles were packed with too much information, quite overwhelming for students, but I improved by focusing on one subject at a time.
Currently, I am a self-employed software engineer and educator. I find it a fulfilling pastime to see students thrive by giving them clear objectives and short feedback loops.
Who is this book for?
JavaScript Beginners JavaScript beginners with knowledge in fundamental JS, CSS, and HTML: If you just started out with web development, and have a basic grasp about JS, CSS, and HTML, this book should give you everything that’s needed to learn React.
However, if you feel there is a gap in your JavaScript knowledge, don’t hesitate to read up on this topic before continuing with the book. You will have lots of references to this fundamental knowledge in the book though.
JavaScript Veterans JavaScript veterans coming from jQuery: If you have used JavaScript with jQuery, MooTools, and Dojo extensively back in the days, the new JavaScript era may seem overwhelming for someone getting back on track with it.
However, most of the fundamental knowledge didn’t change, it’s still JavaScript and HTML under the hood, so this book should give you the right start into React. JavaScript Enthusiasts JavaScript enthusiasts with knowledge in other modern SPA frameworks:
If you are coming from Angular or Vue, there may be lots of differences in how to write applications with React, however, all these frameworks share the same fundamentals of JavaScript and HTML.
After a mindset shift to get comfortable with React, you should be doing just fine adopting React. Non JavaScript Developers If you are coming from another programming language, you should be more familiar than others about the different aspects of programming.
After picking up the fundamentals about JavaScript and HTML, you should have a good time learning React with me. Designers and UI/UX Enthusiasts If your main profession is in design, user interaction or user experience, don’t hesitate to pick up this book. You may be already quite familiar with HTML and CSS which is a plus.
After going through some more JavaScript fundamentals, you should be good to get through this book. These days UI/UX are moving closer to the implementation details which are often taken care of with React. It would be your perfect asset to know how things work in code.
Team Leads, Product Owners, or Product Managers If you are a team lead, product owner or product manager of your development department, this book should give you a good breakdown of all the essential parts in a React application.
Every section explains one React concept/pattern/technique to add another feature or to improve the overall architecture. It’s a well rounded reference guide for React
About The Book:
Edition : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Language : Anglais
Pages : 206
File: PDF, 12 MB
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