What is Redux?

Redux is an open-source JavaScript library for managing and centralizing application state. It is most commonly used with libraries such as React or Angular for building user interfaces. Similar to Facebook’s Flux architecture, it was created by Dan Abramov and Andrew Clark.

Why Learn Redux?

Overall Redux lets you use plain JavaScript syntax, but enforces consistent patterns that make your apps reliable and predictable. Compared to other state-management libraries, Redux is more popular and better supported with documentation.

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Course Objectives for Building Interactive Applications with React, Redux and GraphQL.

By the end of the Redux training course, students will have usable knowledge of the following:

• Introduction to fundamentals.
• React vs Angular and other Frameworks.
• Understanding React.
• JSX, Components and Props, the Component Life Cycle, etc..
• Managing application state vs data state.
• Writing React Applications with ES6.
• Syntax and ES6+ features.
• Setting up the Development Environment.
• Overview of Node.js
• Installing and Configuring Node.js.
• Overview of Webpack and Babel.
• Translating JSX into JavaScript.
• Installing and Configuring Webpack
• Installing and Configuring Babe.l
• Installing React and ReactDOM
• Writing Your First React Application.
• Configuring WebPack to Watch for Changes to Source Files.
• Configuring npm as a Tool Runner.
• Extending the React Application with New Components.
• Implement the Flux and Redux Architecture into a React Application.
• Understanding Flux and Redux.
• Stateless Components, Actions, Reducers, Dispatchers, Middleware, Containers, etc.
• Building Multiple Views into the React Application.
• Installing and Configuring Redux.
• Creating a Simple To-do List with Flux/Redux (with mock server API).
• Integrating a Backend with your React Application: GraphQL and Apollo.
• Overview of GraphQL.
• Data Types, Schemas, Graph Structure, and Integration with React.
• Limitations of Restful Routing.
• GraphQL vs SQL.
• Writing a GraphQL Query.
• Authenticating Users.
• Integrating React Router with GraphQL.
• Building a Simple Blog with React and GraphQL.
• Testing your React Application.
• Processing React Applications with npm Command-line Scripts.
• Troubleshooting.
• Structuring the App Repository.
• Best Practices for Writing React Code.
• Deploying Your React Application.
• A Word on Mobile Applications with React Native.

Course Objectives for the Spring Boot, React, and Redux .

By the end of the Spring Boot, React, and Redux  training course, students will have usable knowledge of the following:

• Build a front-end application with React and Redux.
• Create RESTful APIs with Spring Boot.
• Secure web services with Spring security and JWT web tokens.