Isomorphic React

Course Overview
Greetings all. I'm Daniel Stern, also known as the code whisperer, and welcome to my course Isomorphic React. I'm a self-employed web developer and software engineer from Toronto, Canada. React is one of the world's top front-end frameworks with over 80, 000 stars on GitHub. In this course, we're going to learn how to build an isomorphic application using React that can be rendered both in the client and on the server. Some of the major topics that we'll cover include creating a modern, single page React application using React Router and Redux, rendering React applications on the server using Express, and on-demand data fetching with Redux Saga. By the end of this course, you'll know how to render a React application both on the server and in the client, how to hydrate a server-rendered React application so that it comes alive on the client, how to create custom scaffolding for a React application using Bable, Webpack, and Express, and so much more. Before beginning this course, you should be familiar with JavaScript and have a basic understanding of Node and React. From here, you can continue your learning about React with courses on managing application state with Redux, testing React with Jest, and handling your React side effects with Redux Saga, all of which are currently available on Pluralsight. I hope you'll join me in your journey to learn React with Isomorphic React at Pluralsight.