ReactJS | Build a Weather Web App

Learn How to Build a Weather Web App Using React JS

What you'll learn
Create a React JS web app
The structure of a React JS app
How to create a component
How to navigate to different pages
How components interact
How to incorporate API into your app
How to use an API in your React web app
How to make HTTP requests in a React JS

Requirements
Internet Connection
PC or MAC
Basic understanding of HTML, CSS and Javascript
Description
React is one of the best Javascript libraries. It can be used to create small, medium and large web app projects. A lot of startups and companies have started using it to create different types of web apps. Thus, The demand for React developers is increasing every day and adding React to your portfolio will get you jobs much easier.

In this course you will learn how to build a Weather Web App using React JS. This course is oriented towards beginners and intermediate web developers. It will take you step-by-step from the beginning by creating a React app and then adding each block in order to build a complete awesome project.

Note: This course assumes that you have the basics of Javascript (How to create functions and call them. How to create objects, variables, classes, if statements, etc).

What you'll learn in this course will make you able to start creating your own React projects and improve your abilities as a web developer and will put you on the right path to specialize in one of the most popular React libraries. Finally, after the end of this course, you can start applying for React jobs confidently.

Some of the topics covered in this course:

How to create a React JS project

The structure of React JS web app

How to run your project

Creating components

Navigating to different pages

Making HTTP requests

Using APIs in React web app

And much more

Note: In this course you'll also get downloadable source code. You will also be provided with an exercise or quiz at the end of each lecture to test your understanding.

Who this course is for:
Front-end web developers.
Back-end web developers who want to become Full-Stack Developers.
Web developers who want to learn React