Workshop: React Workshop

While Redux has no relation to React. You can write Redux apps with React, Angular, Ember, jQuery, or vanilla JavaScript, Redux works especially well with libraries like React and Deku because they let you describe UI as a function of state, and Redux emits state updates in response to actions.

React is a library for building sophisticated user interfaces in the browser. In this workshop, we'll build a UI in React on top of an Electron application. We'll explore building React components using JSX as well as state management using React's built-in state management and Context. In addition, we'll use Redux, a framework-agnostic state management library that has often coupled with React for implementing advanced state management patterns.

This workshop consists of 2 parts: Part 1 (the morning session) covers Electron and part 2 (afternoon session) which covers React/Redux. Part 1 is required to attend part 2.

Taken together Electron and React/Redux enables you to build sophisticated user interfaces, write end-to-end tests for your desktop applications, write to the filesystem, and package applications for distribution.

Method of Instruction:

• Lecture and Hands-on Development

Transfer

• Knowledge: 40%
• Skill-Building: 60%

Target Audience

• Intermediate Developers