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Full-Stack React Projects

By : Shama Hoque
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Full-Stack React Projects

By: Shama Hoque

Overview of this book

The benefits of using a full JavaScript stack for web development are undeniable, especially when robust and widely adopted technologies such as React, Node, and Express and are available. Combining the power of React with industry-tested, server-side technologies, such as Node, Express, and MongoDB, creates a diverse array of possibilities when developing real-world web applications. This book guides you through preparing the development environment for MERN stack-based web development, to creating a basic skeleton application and extending it to build four different web applications. These applications include a social media, an online marketplace, a media streaming, and a web-based game application with virtual reality features. While learning to set up the stack and developing a diverse range of applications with this book, you will grasp the inner workings of the MERN stack, extend its capabilities for complex features, and gain actionable knowledge of how to prepare MERN-based applications to meet the growing demands of real-world web applications.
Table of Contents (19 chapters)
Title Page
Copyright and Credits
Packt Upsell
Contributors
Preface
Index

Skeleton frontend


In order to fully implement the skeleton application features discussed in the Feature breakdown section of Chapter 3, Building a Backend with MongoDB, Express, and Node, we will add the following user interface components to our base application:

  • Home page: A view that renders at the root URL to welcome users to the web application
  • User list page: A view that fetches and shows a list of all the users in the database, and also links to individual user profiles
  • Sign-up page: A view with a form for user sign-up, allowing new users to create a user account and redirecting them to a sign in page when successfully created
  • Sign-in page: A view with a sign-in form that allows existing users to sign in so they have access to protected views and actions
  • Profile page: A component that fetches and displays an individual user's information, is only accessible by signed-in users, and also contains edit and delete options, which are visible only if the signed-in user is looking at their...