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    React Syllabus 60 hours

     Introduction
     What You Should Know Before Joining This Course ?
     What Is React ?
     What Problem React Solves ?
     What Are SPA’s ?
     Challenges In Developing A SPA
     React Advantages
     Is React A Framework OR Library ?

     Building First React App


     Two Ways To Develop A React App.
     Developing Using CDN.
     Developing Using Create React App.
     Difference between CDN And Create React App.
     Developing The First App
     Creating Function Based React Element
     Creating Siblings
     Creating Nested Components

     JSX
     What is JSX ?
     Why JSX ?
     Characteristics Of JSX ?
     Coding JSX
     Expressions In JSX
     Inserting A Large Block Of HTML
     Summary
     Conditional Rendering
     Different Ways Of Conditional Rendering

     ES6 Refresher
     Modules
     Exports and Imports
     Classes
     Spread & Rest Operators
     Destructuring

     Class Components
     Two Types Of Components
     Class Components
     How To Create Class Components
     Industry Recommended Way Of Structuring A React
    Application

     Props
     What are props ?
     Using Props In React
     Some Important Points About Props
     How To Iterate Over Arrays In JSX
     Using map() Method Of Array
     Default props
     Exercises

     Styling
     Styling In React
     Different Ways Of Styling
     External StyleSheet
     Inline Styling
     JS Object Styling
     Exercises
     Create – React - App
     Introduction To CRA
     Installation Of Node Package Manager
     Creating A New Project Using Create-React-App.
     Introduction To CRA
     Installation Of Node Package Manager
     Creating A New Project Using Create-React-App.

     CRA Conventions
     Exercise To Better Understand Request Flow
     CRA Conventions
     How To Load Images In CRA ?
     How To Add CSS Files In CRA ?

     State In React
     What Is State ?
     How It Is Different Than Props ?
     Different Ways Of Initializing State
     Why To Update The State ?
     Correct Way To Update The State
     Points To Remember
     Exercises

     Event Handling
     Event Handling Basics
     How React’s Event Handling Differs From JS ?
     Concept Of Binding
     Passing Arguments To Event Handlers
     Different Ways Of Passing Arguments
     React Keyboard Events
     Getting The Key Pressed
     Examples
     Exercises

     React Design Principles


     React Design Principles
     Recommended Way Of State Updation
     What To Keep In State ?
     Data Flow In State
     Exercises

     Form Handling
     Form Recap
     How Forms Work In React ?
     UnControlled Components V/s Controlled Components
     Adding Multiple Fields
     Creating Dynamic Keys
     Examples
     Exercises

     Mini Project
     Creating A ToDo List App
     Apply All The Concepts Learnt Till Now

     Uncontrolled Components
     UnControlled Components
     Creating Ref
     Accessing Ref
     Examples

     Text – Area & Select


     TextArea In HTML
     TextArea In React
     DropDown List In HTML
     DropDownList In React
     Examples

     Lifecycle Of a Component
     React Component Life Cycle Phases
     React Component Life Cycle Methods
     Mounting Phase Methods
     Updating Phase Methods
     Unmounting Phase Methods

     Fragments
     What Is A Fragment ?
     Need Of A Fragment
     Syntax
     Example
     Local Storage
     Introduction
     What Is localStorage ?
     Methods Of localStorage
     Examples
     Exercise

     Introduction To Hooks
     Introduction To Hooks
     What Exactly Are Hooks ?
     Rules Of Hooks
     Types Of Hooks

     The useState() Hook


     Introduction To useState() Hook
     Syntax Of useState()
     Examples
     Exercise

    ***Incomplete Syllabus***
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