In this module, we will introduce the key concepts of React 19, including setting up your project with Vite. You will learn how to create your first React component, write JSX markup, and integrate JavaScript into JSX. This module also covers the importance of styling and passing props within components.

In this module, we will revisit the fundamentals of JSX and recap its syntax, focusing on effective usage within React projects. You will learn about common mistakes developers make when using JSX and how to avoid them by applying best practices.

In this module, we will guide you through the Cambridge Rentals project, focusing on building key components like the header, footer, and property list. You will learn how to create dynamic content and structure your React app for future scalability.

In this module, we will explore how to add interactivity to your React app by responding to user events. You will learn how to manage state, handle events efficiently, and apply best practices to manage complex event interactions.

In this module, we will review the major concepts of adding interactivity in React, including common mistakes and how to avoid them. You will learn about the best practices for maintaining clean, efficient, and manageable interactivity.

In this module, we will guide you through building a to-do list app, from setting up the file structure to rendering tasks dynamically. You will learn to implement task management features like adding, editing, deleting, and making changes persistent using localStorage.

In this module, we will introduce React Reducer and explain its role in state management. You will learn how to create a reducer function and understand when it's appropriate to use it for managing complex state logic in your React applications.

In this module, we will review common mistakes made while using React Reducer and share best practices to avoid them. You will also learn how to apply these best practices to effectively manage complex state in React applications.

In this module, we will walk you through the UK Driving Test project, showing how to apply React Reducer to manage the state. You will learn to structure components for quiz functionality, including question navigation and progress tracking.

In this module, we will introduce React Context and show how it simplifies state management by avoiding prop drilling. You will learn how to implement React Context in a real-world application, such as a to-do list app, to handle global state more efficiently.