Code Your Path Coding School

BulletProof React Project

Master building real-world applications with React, focusing on practical techniques. Learn state management, user input handling, form management, and routing. By ... Show more
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Eugene Nazarov
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Learn React by Building a Real-World Application!

This course uses an established Bulletproof React code base as the foundation for lessons to provide students with a hands-on, real-world learning experience.

Real-life software projects rarely start from scratch. Developers typically join existing projects, understand their structure and requirements, and contribute meaningfully. Therefore, this course focuses on learning the React ecosystem through an open-source codebase.

What You’ll Learn

  • Building scalable and maintainable React applications
  • Working with large codebases and adding new features to an existing project

Who Is This Course For?

  • Beginner and intermediate React developers who want to deepen their understanding of React and its ecosystem.
  • Developers who are comfortable with React JS basics and want to learn how to work with existing projects and large codebases.

Explore React’s ecosystem following popular practices for project structure, API integration, and state management. Follow the course lessons, complete quizzes, submit homework tasks, get your homework tasks checked, and keep going.

The Core Stack:
– Node
– TypeScript
– React
– Rect-Query
– React-Hook-Form
– Zod
– MSW
– Tailwind CSS
– Headless UI
– Jest
– Rect-Test-Library
– Cypress
– ESlint/Prettier
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Do I need prior experience with React to take this course?
Yes, basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React is recommended. You should know React concepts like components, state, props, and hooks. However, the course also provides explanations and examples for beginners to follow along.
How is the course structured?
The course is divided into lessons, each focusing on a specific feature or concept. Lessons include practical examples, explanations, and hands-on exercises to help you understand and apply the concepts covered.
Can I ask questions or seek help during the course?
Yes, you can ask questions and seek help in the course's discussion forum or community channels. The course instructor and other participants are available to provide assistance and guidance. Join our Slack space: https://join.slack.com/t/codeyourpath-cyp/shared_invite/zt-2e8f5byl2-fQxaxrOr_56TC~cg1T243A , as well as telegram channel (in progress...)
Does this course have quizzes?
Yes, almost each lesson is followed by a quiz to test your understanding of the concepts covered.
Does this course have homework tasks?
Yes, it does. Each lesson includes instructions for a homework task. To complete the task, follow the lesson's instructions, complete all requirements, create a Pull Request, and submit a link to it for review.
How fast do homework tasks get checked?
Homework checks usually take no longer than a couple of days, similar to how they are done on most real-life projects.
How long does it take to complete the course?
The course duration depends on your pace and availability. It is designed to be completed over a few weeks, with each lesson taking a few hours to complete. However, you can study at your own pace and revisit lessons as needed.

Lesson Workflow

  1. Read Lesson: Before starting any work, thoroughly read through the lesson material to understand the concepts and requirements.
  2. Branch Creation: Create a new branch for each lesson to isolate your work and make it easier to track changes.
  3. Follow Instructions: Follow the instructions provided in the lesson to implement the required features. Pay close attention to details and requirements.
  4. Testing: Test every step of your implementation. Check the application after each change to ensure everything is working as expected.
  5. Completion and Commit: Once you have completed all instructions and fulfilled all requirements, create a commit with your changes. Push the commit to your GitHub repository and create a Pull Request (PR).
  6. PR Submission: Submit the PR as a homework task. This will allow your work to be reviewed by others and provide an opportunity for feedback.
  7. Feedback and Updates: Once you receive feedback on your PR, review the comments and make any necessary updates to your code. Update the PR with the changes or merge it into the main branch if no further changes are needed.
  8. Deployment: After your PR has been merged to the main branch, wait for the deployment to happen. Ensure that everything works as expected in the deployed application.
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Course details
Duration 2 weeks
Lectures 23
Video N/A
Assignments 20
Quizzes 22
Level Intermediate