Nanodegree React Speacialization

Experience in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is required for the React Nanodegree program. You should also be comfortable using the command line, Git, and NPM.

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By learning REACT’s component model, you’ll be able to write declarative, composable user interfaces to build production-ready apps.

PROJECT
MyReads
Create a React application from scratch and utilize React components to manage the user interface. You’ll create a virtual bookcase to store your books and track what you’re reading. Using the provided Books API, you’ll search for books and add them to a bookshelf as a React component. Use React’s setState to build the functionality to move books from one shelf to another.

When your app’s state becomes difficult to maintain, it’s time to add Redux! By learning Redux, you’ll manage complicated state to build enterprise-level apps.

PROJECT
Would You Rather
Leverage the strengths of Redux to build a “Would You Rather” application where users are given questions and must choose one of them. You’ll build this dynamic application from scratch while combining the state management features of Redux and component model of React. When complete, you’ll be able to create your own sets of questions, choose between them, and keep track of question popularity.

You already use React to build your web apps. Now, using React Native, you’ll be able to develop React applications that run on both iOS and Android devices.

PROJECT
Mobile Flashcards
In this project, you’ll use React Native to build a mobile flashcard app. Users will not only be able to create custom cards and decks, but they’ll also be able to set up notifications to remind them to study. You’ll leverage React Native components, AsyncStorage, proper styling, as well as device APIs to create a fully dynamic experience.