2016
Pluralsight
Samer Buna
3:09
English

In this course, we create a React.js application on top of an Express.js project on Node.js. We'll have our data stored in MongoDB and exposed with a GraphQL endpoint on the server. For the clients on the frontend, we'll see examples of how to work with data using the Flux pattern first, then using the Relay.js framework. We'll be using Babel and Webpack in this project, and we'll install all our dependencies with npm. The application we will be building is a list of educational resources about React, GraphQL, and Relay. Users can add new resources and browse and search the list.

Introduction
14m 32s
Why This Course? 3m 9s
To React or Not to React 5m 53s
GraphQL, Flux, and Relay 4m 30s
What We Are Going to Build? 0m 59s
Crash Courses: Express and ES6
26m 30s
Introduction 1m 2s
Node and Express 6m 0s
React and Webpack 5m 19s
JSX and ES6 9m 42s
Updating to Babel 6 3m 44s
Summary 0m 40s
Working with Data
29m 54s
Introduction 2m 8s
Short Story: What's Wrong with MVC? 2m 9s
Introduction to Flux: Actions and Dispatchers 4m 43s
Introduction to Flux: Stores and Views 3m 34s
Creating an API Endpoint for MongoDB Data 5m 35s
Flux Example: Dispatching Actions 5m 27s
Flux Example: Stores and Event 5m 0s
Summary 1m 14s
GraphQL: Getting Started
34m 10s
Why GraphQL? 7m 28s
Your First GraphQL Server 6m 5s
GraphQL Queries and Mutations 6m 7s
GraphQL Core Principles 6m 31s
Using GraphQL with MongoDB 6m 26s
Summary 1m 30s
Relay: Getting Started
1h 24m
Introduction: Why Relay 7m 5s
To ES2015 and Beyond 9m 57s
Babel Relay Plugin 9m 13s
Containers, Fragment, and Routes 8m 26s
Containers Composition 3m 19s
The Connection Model 7m 48s
Working with Variables 4m 19s
Defining a Relay Mutation 7m 38s
Using a Relay Mutation 8m 26s
Optimistic Updates with Relay 8m 0s
The Node Interface 9m 58s

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