Write 30 Projects In Javascript-Css Then React-Ts - Tailwind

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Write 30 Projects In Javascript-Css Then React-Ts-Tailwind
Published 2/2025
Created by Amir shahbabaee
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 172 Lectures ( 15h 50m ) | Size: 8.3 GB​

Not only mastering JavaScript fundamentals, but also learn how to rewrite it using React and TypeScript and Tailwind
What you'll learn
How to migrate from JavaScript to React
How to code in JavaScript and React through tailored projects
Identify and address differences between Javascript and React
Complete 30 projects twice, once using pure JavaScript and once with modern tools like React
Requirements
basic knowledge of javascript, react and typescript is needed
Description
Master JavaScript and React by Building 30 Projects from ScratchCourse Overview: This course is designed to help you gain hands-on experience with JavaScript (vanilla JS) and React by building 30 projects from scratch. Each project will be built twice - once in vanilla JavaScript and then refactored into a React application using TypeScript and styled with Tailwind CSS. Through this process, you'll develop a deep understanding of core JavaScript concepts while also learning how to effectively leverage React's component-based architecture, state management, and modern tooling.Why This Course?Most courses focus solely on either vanilla JavaScript or React, leaving a gap in understanding when transitioning between them. This course fills that gap by providing a clear comparison of how to approach problems with and without frameworks. It's the perfect course for developers who want to gain a deeper understanding of both JavaScript fundamentals and modern frontend development with React.Students will leave this course with the confidence to build fully functioning web applications in either vanilla JS or React and the ability to understand when and why to use a framework like React for larger, scalable projects.This structure ensures that students learn not only how to use JavaScript and React but also when and why each tool is best applied.Who is this course for? This course is ideal for:Beginner to intermediate developers who are comfortable with basic JavaScript and want to deepen their knowledge through hands-on practice.Developers transitioning to React who already have experience in JavaScript but want to understand how React improves upon traditional development practices.Aspiring frontend developers looking to enhance their portfolio with real-world projects and solidify their knowledge of modern frontend development.Course Objectives: By the end of the course, you will:Master vanilla JavaScript by building interactive projects from scratch.Learn React with TypeScript by refactoring each project using a type-safe approach, improving both the scalability and maintainability of your applications.Explore Tailwind CSS to create responsive, modern user interfaces quickly without the hassle of traditional CSS or external libraries.Understand the key differences between vanilla JavaScript and React with TypeScript, and how React's declarative nature and Tailwind's utility-first approach can improve development speed and code structure.Build a portfolio of 30 real-world projects, showcasing your proficiency in both JavaScript and the modern React ecosystem (with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS).Course Structure:This course is broken into 30 modules, with each module focusing on a unique project. The structure for each module is as followsroject Overview:A brief explanation of the project, its use case, and expected features.Key JavaScript concepts or React concepts that will be covered in the module.Part 1: Building in Vanilla JavaScriptStep-by-step development process using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.Focus on DOM manipulation, events, local storage, and other features of the tool.Learn how to handle updates, and optimizations without external libraries.Part 2: Refactoring in ReactStep-by-step React implementation of the same project.Focus on React components, hooks (such as useState, useEffect), JSX, and so forth.Discuss the key differences from the vanilla JS version, and how React simplifies certain tasks.Project Reflection and ComparisonA comparison of the codebases, highlighting the differences between vanilla JavaScript and React implementations.Discussion of trade-offs in terms of performance, scalability, and code maintainability.Key Benefits for Students:Full Mastery of JavaScript and React: By building each project from scratch in both vanilla JavaScript and React, students will develop a strong command of both programming paradigms. They'll understand the strengths and limitations of JavaScript, while gaining a deep appreciation for why React has become the go-to library for modern frontend development.Practical, Hands-On Learning: The course emphasizes learning by doing, with 30 concrete projects that provide a balance of traditional JavaScript coding and modern React development. Each project builds on some specific feature, allowing students to incrementally improve their skills.Improved Problem-Solving Skills: Tackling the same problem twice (once in vanilla JS and once in React) forces students to think critically about different ways to approach and solve coding challenges. They'll learn how to weigh the trade-offs between different development approaches.In-Depth Knowledge of React's Core Concepts: By transitioning from traditional JS to React, students will gain an in-depth understanding of key React concepts such as components, hooks, props, and state. This repeated exposure solidifies these concepts and makes students more comfortable using React in real-world scenarios.Strong Foundation in Frontend Development: In addition to learning React, students will reinforce their understanding of the fundamentals of frontend development - DOM manipulation, event handling, CSS, and JavaScript features. This makes the course beneficial even for those just looking to solidify their JavaScript skills.Preparation for Job Opportunities: The dual nature of the projects (in vanilla JS and React) equips students with a broader perspective on frontend development, making them more versatile in the job market. Employers often appreciate developers who understand both how applications are built from the ground up and how modern tools streamline the process.Course Requirements:Basic knowledge of CSS, JavaScript and react is needed.
Who this course is for
Beginner and intermediate frontend developers curious about coding techniques

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