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advanced-css-course

Starter files, final projects and FAQ for my Advanced CSS course

crown-clothing

higher-order-components-explained

A small project that demonstrates how higher order components work at a basic level

lesson-11

Finally we update our sign-in component with our email/password sign in.

lesson-12

We have added redux to our application so we can leverage all the benefits that come with uni-directional data flow. Instead of the prop drilling we would have to do in order to pass our new user object down deeper into our component trees from our app, we can now just connect those components directly to our redux store where we store all our data.

lesson-13

Let's update our app so that after a user signs-in they are redirected to the home page, also if a user is signed into our application, we don't want them to be able to access the signinandsignup page.

lesson-21

We also want to be able to update the quantity using buttons to the left and right of the number, so we will add the appropriate code to do so.

lesson-22

We don't want our users to lose their carts whenever they refresh, so we are going to leverage one of the benefits of redux by persisting our store object in localstorage using redux-persist.

lesson-28

In this lesson we are using redux-thunk for asynchronous event handling! We have modified our collections-page collections-overview components to use the container pattern to separate their loading logic out of our shop component, and into their own isolated files.

lesson-3

Going through our folder structure for the project, breaking out homepage component into smaller components

lesson-30

In this lesson we are doing a large refactor! We need to convert all our sign in, sign up and authentication persistence checks into sagas. We don't necessarily need to do this for our application, but this is a good way to practice writing sagas in a real world application that may not leverage firebase/firestore or the observer pattern.

lesson-31

We have separated out our front-end client from our back-end express server that handles our stripe charges. In this section we learn how to write our express backend server as well as syncing our client to request our backend to complete a stripe charge!

lesson-8

Starting our sign in section by creating a new sign in and sign up page, as well as start creating sign in component.

lesson-9

Creating our firebase database and adding the firebase library into our code. Add google sign in and authentication into our application.

monsters-rolodex

redux-saga-take-takelatest-takeevery

Our test application helping us understand the difference between take, takeEvery and takeLatest

usereducer-example

A small project to help us understand the useReducer hook. We are replacing the code in our useEffect example with useReducer for state management.