Lessons:28Length:4 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
5.1 Conclusion
That’s a wrap for this course. Thanks for following along! If you’re interesting in learning more about Flux or React, check out the links below.
Related Links
- Tuts+: Getting Started with React.js
- An Opinionated Guide to React.js Best Practices and Conventions
- Unit-Testing React Components Without a DOM
- React and Flux: Building Applications with a Unidirectional Data Flow
- Beyond the To-Do App: Writing Complex Applications With Flux and ReactJS
- Async Requests With React.js and Flux, Revisited
1.Getting Started
1.1Introduction00:57
1.1
Introduction
00:57
1.2Application Demo02:54
1.2
Application Demo
02:54
2.Project Setup
2.1Setting Up a Gulpfile10:02
2.1
Setting Up a Gulpfile
10:02
2.2Creating an Index Page05:45
2.2
Creating an Index Page
05:45
2.3Starting the Server05:11
2.3
Starting the Server
05:11
3.Server-Side Code
3.1User Accounts Overview07:23
3.1
User Accounts Overview
07:23
3.2Configuring Passport08:55
3.2
Configuring Passport
08:55
3.3Installing Middleware05:21
3.3
Installing Middleware
05:21
3.4Writing the Login Template06:14
3.4
Writing the Login Template
06:14
3.5Writing Login Routes19:23
3.5
Writing Login Routes
19:23
3.6Creating the Chirps API05:44
3.6
Creating the Chirps API
05:44
4.The Client Side
4.1An Overview of Flux06:00
4.1
An Overview of Flux
06:00
4.2Creating Constants and Actions16:22
4.2
Creating Constants and Actions
16:22
4.3Writing the Store Creator14:13
4.3
Writing the Store Creator
14:13
4.4Creating the Chirp Store12:59
4.4
Creating the Chirp Store
12:59
4.5Writing the App Component07:16
4.5
Writing the App Component
07:16
4.6Creating the Chirp Input Component17:55
4.6
Creating the Chirp Input Component
17:55
4.7Creating the Chirp List Component10:31
4.7
Creating the Chirp List Component
10:31
4.8Creating the Chirp Box12:46
4.8
Creating the Chirp Box
12:46
4.9Creating the User Store07:52
4.9
Creating the User Store
07:52
4.10Creating the User List Component16:12
4.10
Creating the User List Component
16:12
4.11Creating the Follow Button13:51
4.11
Creating the Follow Button
13:51
4.12Sorting Stores02:13
4.12
Sorting Stores
02:13
4.13Creating Navigation03:13
4.13
Creating Navigation
03:13
4.14Creating the User Profile11:59
4.14
Creating the User Profile
11:59
4.15Writing Store Mixins07:47
4.15
Writing Store Mixins
07:47
4.16Doing Server Polling02:44
4.16
Doing Server Polling
02:44
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion00:29
5.1
Conclusion
00:29
5.1 Conclusion
This brings us to the end of building a web application with Flux and React. I hope that by now you feel you have a solid understanding of Flux, and that you can go out and implement that pattern in your own web applications. If you've also picked up a few tips and tricks for React along the way, that's great. I'll include a bunch of links underneath this video that you can check out, if you're interested in diving a little deeper into any of the topics that Flux or React brings up. Well, that's it for me, for now. So, I'll see you later.
