Advanced React Patterns
Learn how to make React highly composable and reusable
This is a public remote workshop
Workshop Overview & Topics
This workshop focuses on advanced component design and compound components. There's also a big emphasis on creating library code. In other words, code that is highly re-usable and composable for being used on many projects.
Attendees will receive an email with their Zoom URL and instructions workshop code about one week prior to the event. There's plenty of instructions for installing the code even if you're new to Node and NPM. This is just a high-level overview of the many topics we'll cover in the event including pre-requisites:
Please ensure you have a good working knowledge of these prerequisites:
- State & Refs
- useEffect
- Side-effects in general
- Context
- Advanced Imperative Patterns
- Dynamic React Portals
- Advanced Side Effects
- Compound Components
- Controlled Components
- Advanced Patterns for Context
- Accessibility
- Mutable Refs
- Forwarding Refs
- Render Props
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TypeScript or JavaScript?
While this workshop isn't about TypeScript specifically, we do have our material in TypeScript because it has become immensely popular to use and most of our clients ask for it. If attendees don't do TS, don't worry we'll teach the very basics as we go and it's not a distraction from React.
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We do have a Diversity Program and Scholarship Pricing? If you have any questions about the workshop, please feel free to reach out at hello@reacttraining.com
10% discount when you purchase 4 or more tickets for one event.
⭐️ Please Note that this workshop is roughly based on the first day of our two-day workshop that we normally do for corporations. To really learn React well enough to be efficient with it, we recommend you also take React App Development which is roughly based on the second day of that corporate workshop.
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