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[Workshop] React Redux #96
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I would like to learn about redux. Basics and State management React/redux implementation in practise. |
I want to learn it because i heard Redux is still widely used in companies working with react and often required |
I would like to understand how to use Redux with my application and work with ES6/7, Reducers, firing actions and …, and also learn the rules of working with Redux and advanced concepts to configure my application and build a complete real life application. |
It's good to have it in your "tool box", maybe next to the ContextApi for more complex applications like a booking app. I will like to learn how it works and I think it will help us to understand better states, conditions and maybe higher order components. Thank you |
I want to learn how to write my react applications with redux, how to use action, connect, reducers and stores in redux |
Has anyone interesting in learning Redux looked at any of the existing materials, e.g. https://redux.js.org/tutorials/index? Any feedback on those? It would be good to understand what we could do that's unique in this space. |
Workshop Request
What is the title of your workshop
Redux Workshop
What are the key topics that will be covered in the workshop?
Redux is a highly requested workshop from our students in London.
In particular you should cover
What needs to be included?
See here for an example Lesson Plan
What knowledge does the student need before starting?
Be sure to give some pre-workshop
What are the topics that will not be covered in the workshop?
Other Front End Library Frameworks
Any other notes?
This workshop could easily be split across two evenings/days with some coursework in between - Redux is a complex tool that can take some time to understand.
I would highly consider finding an existing open source Redux Workshop and fitting it for our needs. Many already exists.
Completion
When completed the lesson plan, slides and exercises should be added to the Workshop section of the Syllabus
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