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Lynda - React - Creating and Hosting a Full-Stack Site [AhLaN]

Lynda - React - Creating and Hosting a Full-Stack Site [AhLaN]

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GENERAL INFO
Instructor : Shaun Wassell
Duration : 2h 41m
Released : 6/10/2019
Source : https://www.lynda.com/JavaScript-tutorials/React-Creating-Hosting-Full-Stack-Site/5035829-2.html


... About This Course ...

You've learned React and can create amazing front-end interfaces. But deploying them requires more. You need logic—and a place to put it. By combining your front-end UI with a back-end solution and cloud hosting, you can build powerful and interactive full-stack applications. In this project-based course, Shaun Wassell shows how to combine React, Node.js, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) in a full-stack, full-featured website, including user-friendly forms for posting articles and comments. Learn how to create an interface from React components, develop a Node.js server, tie in a MongoDB database, and deploy your site on Amazon Web Services. By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills to take your client services to the next level: full-stack web applications that are truly interactive.
Topics include:
Creating the app component
Using React-Router links
Setting up an Express server
Route parameters in Express
Adding the comments functionality
Installing and adding MongoDB to your project
Rewriting the endpoints
Adding React hooks
Adding buttons and forms
Pushing code to GitHub
Running a full-stack app on AWS


File list
  • Lynda - React - Creating and Hosting a Full-Stack Site [AhLaN]
  • 1 - Introduction/01 - React for full-stack solutions.mp4 7.5 MB
  • 1 - Introduction/02 - What you should know.mp4 1.7 MB
  • 1 - Introduction/03 - Installing Node.js and npm.mp4 3.6 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/04 - Why React.mp4 5.2 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/05 - Setting up a React project.mp4 6.5 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/06 - Creating the app component.mp4 18.7 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/07 - Creating blog pages.mp4 14.2 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/08 - Using react-router links.mp4 8.7 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/09 - URL parameters with react-router.mp4 18.5 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/10 - Creating and linking the articles list.mp4 14.6 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/11 - Making the articles list modular.mp4 22 MB
  • 2 - 1. Creating a React Front End/12 - Creating a 404 page in React.mp4 14 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/13 - Why Node.js.mp4 3 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/14 - Setting up an Express server.mp4 12.6 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/15 - Testing an Express server with Postman.mp4 13.2 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/16 - Route parameters in Express.mp4 8.5 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/17 - Upvoting articles.mp4 10.2 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/18 - Automatically updating with nodemon.mp4 6.5 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/19 - Adding comments functionality.mp4 14 MB
  • 3 - 2. Creating a Node Back End/20 - Adding comments.mp4 7.1 MB
  • 4 - 3. Setting Up MongoDB/21 - Why MongoDB.mp4 2.4 MB
  • 4 - 3. Setting Up MongoDB/22 - Installing MongoDB.mp4 15.3 MB
  • 4 - 3. Setting Up MongoDB/23 - Adding MongoDB to Express.mp4 21.1 MB
  • 4 - 3. Setting Up MongoDB/24 - Rewriting the upvote endpoint.mp4 16 MB
  • 4 - 3. Setting Up MongoDB/25 - Rewriting the comments endpoint.mp4 29.6 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/26 - The Fetch API.mp4 8.1 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/27 - Adding React hooks.mp4 13.3 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/28 - Calling useEffect at the right time.mp4 10.2 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/29 - Adding Fetch to pages.mp4 16 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/30 - Displaying comments.mp4 10.1 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/31 - Adding an Upvote button.mp4 21.9 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/32 - Adding an Add Comment form, part 1.mp4 10.9 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/33 - Adding an Add Comment form, part 2.mp4 11.7 MB
  • 5 - 4. Connecting the Front and Back Ends/34 - Adding an Add Comment form, part 3.mp4 13.1 MB
  • 6 - 5. Hosting the Site/35 - Preparing the app for release.mp4 14.7 MB
  • 6 - 5. Hosting the Site/36 - Pushing code to GitHub.mp4 7.8 MB
  • 6 - 5. Hosting the Site/37 - Creating and SSHing into an AWS instance.mp4 10.9 MB
  • 6 - 5. Hosting the Site/38 - Setting up an AWS instance.mp4 12.3 MB
  • 6 - 5. Hosting the Site/39 - Running a full-stack app on AWS.mp4 12.5 MB
  • 7 - Conclusion/40 - AWS resource teardown.mp4 2.4 MB
  • 7 - Conclusion/41 - Next steps.mp4 3.4 MB
  • AhLaN.txt 175 B
  • Ex_Files_React_Creating_Hosting_Full_Stack.zip 14.3 MB
  • Seed Me!!.png 42 KB

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