React: Creating and Hosting a Full-Stack Site
Created By
Shaun Wassell via LinkedIn Learning
- 2-3 hours worth of material
- LinkedIn Learning
- English
Course Overview
Learn how to combine React, Node.js, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) in a full-stack, full-featured website.
Course Circullum
Introduction
- React for full-stack solutions
- What you should know
- Installing Node.js and npm
- Why React?
- Setting up a React project
- Creating the app component
- Creating blog pages
- Using react-router links
- URL parameters with react-router
- Creating and linking the articles list
- Making the articles list modular
- Creating a 404 page in React
- Why Node.js?
- Setting up an Express server
- Testing an Express server with Postman
- Route parameters in Express
- Upvoting articles
- Automatically updating with nodemon
- Adding comments functionality
- Adding comments
- Why MongoDB?
- Installing MongoDB
- Adding MongoDB to Express
- Rewriting the upvote endpoint
- Rewriting the comments endpoint
- The Fetch API
- Adding React hooks
- Calling useEffect at the right time
- Adding Fetch to pages
- Displaying comments
- Adding an Upvote button
- Adding an Add Comment form, part 1
- Adding an Add Comment form, part 2
- Adding an Add Comment form, part 3
- Preparing the app for release
- Pushing code to GitHub
- Creating and SSHing into an AWS instance
- Setting up an AWS instance
- Running a full-stack app on AWS
- AWS resource teardown
- Next steps
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This Course Include:
Introduction
- React for full-stack solutions
- What you should know
- Installing Node.js and npm
- Why React?
- Setting up a React project
- Creating the app component
- Creating blog pages
- Using react-router links
- URL parameters with react-router
- Creating and linking the articles list
- Making the articles list modular
- Creating a 404 page in React
- Why Node.js?
- Setting up an Express server
- Testing an Express server with Postman
- Route parameters in Express
- Upvoting articles
- Automatically updating with nodemon
- Adding comments functionality
- Adding comments
- Why MongoDB?
- Installing MongoDB
- Adding MongoDB to Express
- Rewriting the upvote endpoint
- Rewriting the comments endpoint
- The Fetch API
- Adding React hooks
- Calling useEffect at the right time
- Adding Fetch to pages
- Displaying comments
- Adding an Upvote button
- Adding an Add Comment form, part 1
- Adding an Add Comment form, part 2
- Adding an Add Comment form, part 3
- Preparing the app for release
- Pushing code to GitHub
- Creating and SSHing into an AWS instance
- Setting up an AWS instance
- Running a full-stack app on AWS
- AWS resource teardown
- Next steps
- Provider:LinkedIn Learning
- Certificate:Certificate Available
- Language:English
- Duration:2-3 hours worth of material
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