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5 Practical React Projects

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SitePoint Team

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SitePoint

Last Updated

18 October 2017

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Progress your React skills by building a Reddit clone with React and Firebase, a CRUD app with React, Redux and FeatherJS, a ToDo app with React, Redux and Immutable.js, a game with Three.js, React and WebGL, and a procedurally generated game terrain with React, PHP and WebSockets.

What you will learn

  • Create a Reddit clone
  • Build a CRUD app
  • Make procedurally generated game terrain

Description

This book is a collection of in-depth tutorials, that will guide you through some fun and practical projects. Along the way, you’ll pick up lots of useful development tips.

It contains:

  • How to Create a Reddit Clone Using React and Firebase by Nirmalya Ghosh
  • Build a CRUD App Using React, Redux and FeathersJS by Michael Wanyoike
  • How to Build a Todo App Using React, Redux, and Immutable.js by Dan Prince
  • Building a Game with Three.js, React and WebGL by Andrew Ray
  • Procedurally Generated Game Terrain with React, PHP, and WebSockets by Christopher Pitt

This book is for developers with some React experience. If you’re a novice, please read Your First Week With React before tackling this book.

Who is this for?

This book is for developers with some React experience. If you’re a novice, please read Your First Week With React before tackling this book.

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karlatt

As this is not a great starter course , this book does a good job of showing different projects architectures , combining react with deifferent APIs/Frameworks.. Of course , this is not a "follow by along" course and you have to figure out some steps by yourself , you can't just copy/paste the given code and excpect it to work (or if you do , you have to know exactly where to paste it...). But each project is well documented , you can access the gihub files (more , you can even follow the authors commit by commit , which is very fine if you are a beginner...) and all the code is pretty simple , so this book is a great introduction to react if you know another framework( Angular , Vue , even backbone...) , but it's ok if you just know a little bit about Html and Es6

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ssnowden07@gmail.com

I've found this course to be extremely frustrating. Granted, I am relatively new to react; but I have spent two weeks in a bootcamp with it. I follow this instructions step-by-step exactly in setting up the environment, and EVERY step bombs out when I run it through a test. I will say that there is value in having access to the Git repositories (the main reason I don't just give this course a 1), but this does nothing in assisting you in learning how to create a functioning app yourself from scratch.

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