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Front-end (React) Development

The Front-End Development Program is a comprehensive training course designed to equip learners with the skills required to build modern, responsive, and interactive web applications. The curriculum covers HTML, CSS, Git, JavaScript, React, state management, API integration, performance optimization, and AI-powered development tools. Participants progress from web development fundamentals to advanced React concepts, gaining practical knowledge in creating scalable user interfaces and real-world applications. The program concludes with a capstone project where learners plan, develop, optimize, and deploy a complete web application, preparing them for careers as Front-End Developers

Intermediate On-site 20 weeks 80 hours

About this course

Learn to build interactive and responsive user interfaces using React.js. This course covers components, state management, hooks, and routing. Ideal for developers wanting to create modern single-page applications with best practices. Expert trainers lead the course, emphasizing hands-on labs and real-world projects.

What you'll learn

  • Upon successful completion of this program, participants will be able to:
  • Build responsive and accessible web pages using HTML and CSS.
  • Create modern layouts with Flexbox, Grid, and responsive design techniques.
  • Use Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration.
  • Develop interactive web applications with JavaScript.
  • Work with APIs and handle asynchronous data using Fetch and Promises.
  • Build reusable and scalable user interfaces with React.
  • Manage application state using Context API, Redux Toolkit, and React Query.
  • Optimize application performance and apply front-end best practices.
  • Leverage AI tools such as ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot to improve development workflows.
  • Design, develop, deploy, and present a complete front-end project.

Prerequisites

  • To get the most out of this program, participants should have:
  • Basic computer literacy and internet navigation skills.
  • Familiarity with using a computer and common software applications.
  • Basic understanding of how websites and web browsers work.
  • Strong problem-solving and logical thinking skills.
  • A willingness to learn modern web development technologies.

Advantages

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Practical teaching

In addition to class hours, you will practice the topics covered with your instructor and mentor dur

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Mentors

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Academic transcript

Assignments and projects are checked by the instructor, and your knowledge and skills are determined

Training program

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  1. 1 Overview of the web (Client vs. Server)
  2. 2 What is the DOM? Understanding its role in rendering web pages
  3. 3 Brief introduction to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and how they work together
  1. 1 Semantic HTML (<header>, <footer>, <section>, <article>, <nav>)
  2. 2 Form submission and handling data
  3. 3 Structure of an HTML document (<!DOCTYPE>, <html>, <head>, <body>)
  4. 4 Understanding form elements (<form>, <input>, <textarea>, <select>, <button>)
  5. 5 Tables, divs, and spans
  6. 6 Form validation attributes (e.g., required, pattern, minlength)
  7. 7 HTML Forms and Input Elements
  8. 8 Links, images, and media elements
  9. 9 Understanding the purpose of tags, attributes, and content
  10. 10 Forms: input, button, select, textarea
  11. 11 Headings, paragraphs, and lists
  1. 1 Pseudo-classes (:hover, :focus, :nth-child)
  2. 2 Basic selectors (element, class, ID)
  3. 3 Media queries for mobile-first design
  4. 4 Using rem, em, and px for font sizing
  5. 5 CSS Layout Techniques
  6. 6 CSS Selectors
  7. 7 Fluid layouts and viewport units
  8. 8 Responsive Web Design
  9. 9 Positioning: static, relative, absolute, fixed
  10. 10 Working with width and height properties
  11. 11 Inline, internal, and external stylesheets
  12. 12 What is CSS and how it styles HTML
  13. 13 CSS syntax: Selectors, properties, and values
  14. 14 CSS Grid: Grid containers, grid items, grid template areas
  15. 15 CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS
  16. 16 Understanding content, padding, border, and margin
  17. 17 Flexbox: Flex container and items, justification and alignment
  18. 18 Combinators (descendant, child, sibling)
  19. 19 Pseudo-elements (::before, ::after)
  20. 20 CSS Box Model
  21. 21 Box-sizing (border-box vs. content-box)
  1. 1 Changing element content and styles
  2. 2 What is TypeScript?
  3. 3 Arrow functions and callbacks
  4. 4 DOM Manipulation with JavaScript
  5. 5 Looping structures: for, while, forEach
  6. 6 Embedding JavaScript in HTML: <script> tags, external scripts
  7. 7 Arrays and tuples
  8. 8 Introduction to asynchronous programming
  9. 9 Functions in JavaScript
  10. 10 How TypeScript helps in catching errors early
  11. 11 Defining functions using function declarations and expressions
  12. 12 JSON: Understanding JSON data format and parsing
  13. 13 Arrays and Objects
  14. 14 Function parameters and return values
  15. 15 Control Flow and Loops
  16. 16 Promises and async/await
  17. 17 Setup
  18. 18 Arrays: Creating, accessing, modifying, and iterating
  19. 19 JavaScript syntax: Variables, data types, operators
  20. 20 Adding event listeners (click, change, submit)
  21. 21 Conditional statements: if, else, switch
  22. 22 What is JavaScript and its role in web development
  23. 23 Selecting and modifying DOM elements (getElementById, querySelector)
  24. 24 Type annotations (number, string, boolean, any)
  25. 25 Union and intersection types
  26. 26 Using setTimeout, setInterval
  27. 27 Asynchronous JavaScript
  28. 28 Type inference
  29. 29 Benefits of using TypeScript over JavaScript
  30. 30 Objects: Creating and using objects, key-value pairs
  1. 1 Conditional rendering in JSX
  2. 2 JSX Syntax
  3. 3 Embedding expressions inside JSX
  4. 4 Project structure overview (public vs. src)
  5. 5 Setting Up a React Development Environment
  6. 6 Why React? Advantages and benefits for modern web development
  7. 7 JSX Syntax
  8. 8 JSX Syntax
  9. 9 What is JSX and how it works
  10. 10 JSX Syntax
  11. 11 Understanding React and its component-based architecture
  12. 12 JSX Syntax
  13. 13 JSX Syntax
  14. 14 What is React?
  15. 15 Returning multiple elements from a component
  1. 1 Using useState hook to manage state in functional components
  2. 2 Functional components vs. class components
  3. 3 Event binding in React
  4. 4 Using this in class components and function components with hooks
  5. 5 Props and State in React
  6. 6 Passing data to components using props
  7. 7 Understanding render function and return statements
  8. 8 Handling Events in React
  9. 9 React Components
  10. 10 Handling user events: onClick, onChange, onSubmit
  11. 11 Changing state based on user interactions (button clicks, form inputs)
  12. 12 Understanding props: passing data from parent to child components
  1. 1 Dynamic and nested routing
  2. 2 Introduction to React Router
  3. 3 useRef for accessing DOM elements
  4. 4 useReducer for more complex state logic
  5. 5 Component Lifecycle (Class Components)
  6. 6 Creating and consuming context in React
  7. 7 Setting up routes with BrowserRouter, Route, and Switch
  8. 8 React Hooks
  9. 9 Using useContext for accessing context data
  10. 10 Routing in React
  11. 11 useEffect hook for side effects (e.g., fetching data, subscriptions)
  12. 12 useMemo and useCallback for performance optimization
  13. 13 Context API
  14. 14 Understanding component lifecycle methods: componentDidMount, componentDidUpdate, componentWillUnmount
  15. 15 Navigation with Link, NavLink, and useNavigate
  16. 16 Advanced React Concepts
  17. 17 Introduction to Context API for global state management
  1. 1 Displaying data from an API using useState and useEffect
  2. 2 Using async/await for asynchronous calls
  3. 3 Using fetch and axios to make API requests
  4. 4 Handling loading, success, and error states
  5. 5 Fetching Data in React
  6. 6 Asynchronous JavaScript with React
  7. 7 Managing state with asynchronous actions
  8. 8 Handling API responses and errors in React components
  1. 1 Creating styled components in React
  2. 2 Introduction to styled-components and benefits
  3. 3 CSS-in-JS with Styled Components
  4. 4 Using CSS modules for local component styles
  5. 5 Responsive Design in React
  6. 6 Mobile-first design using React and CSS frameworks (e.g., Bootstrap, Tailwind)
  7. 7 Media queries within React components
  8. 8 Theme-based styling with styled-components
  9. 9 CSS Modules and Scoped CSS
  10. 10 Managing CSS conflicts with scoped styles
  1. 1 Configuring the store with Redux Toolkit
  2. 2 Creating slices and reducers
  3. 3 Introduction to Redux Toolkit for simplified Redux logic
  4. 4 Why Redux? Global state management
  5. 5 Redux Toolkit
  6. 6 Redux Thunk for async actions
  7. 7 Advanced Redux Patterns
  8. 8 Setting up Redux with React
  9. 9 Introduction to Redux
  10. 10 Redux DevTools for debugging state changes
  11. 11 Integrating Redux with React components using useDispatch and useSelector
  12. 12 Core concepts: Store, Actions, Reducers
  1. 1 Configuring QueryClient and QueryClientProvider
  2. 2 Automatic refetching with background updates
  3. 3 Installation and setup
  4. 4 Fetching data with useQuery
  5. 5 React query mutations, Query Invalidation
  6. 6 Handling loading and error states
  7. 7 Handling success and error callbacks
  8. 8 Manual invalidation of queries
  9. 9 Introduction to useMutation
  10. 10 Benefits of using React Query (caching, automatic updates, etc.)
  11. 11 Overview of React Query
  12. 12 Adding, updating, and deleting data
  13. 13 What is React Query?
  14. 14 Comparison with traditional state management approaches
  15. 15 Query Invalidation and Refetching
  1. 1 Using React.memo to prevent unnecessary re-renders
  2. 2 Optimizing API Calls
  3. 3 Memoizing functions with useCallback and useMemo
  4. 4 Lazy loading data and implementing pagination
  5. 5 Code splitting and lazy loading with React.lazy and Suspense
  6. 6 Debouncing user input
  7. 7 Optimizing React Components
  1. 1 Understanding the production build and optimizing assets
  2. 2 Deploying to Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages
  3. 3 Introduction to Git
  4. 4 What is Git, and why is it important?
  5. 5 Difference between Git and other version control systems
  6. 6 Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) with GitHub Actions
  7. 7 Git workflow basics (working directory, staging area, repository)
  8. 8 Running npm run build for production-ready React apps
  9. 9 Installing Git on different operating systems
  10. 10 Understanding .gitignore files
  11. 11 Deploying to Hosting Platforms
  1. 1 Planning and Design
  2. 2 Writing tests for your app
  3. 3 Implementing state management (local state, Context, or Redux)
  4. 4 Building the Application
  5. 5 Final Testing and Deployment
  6. 6 Integrating third-party APIs
  7. 7 Choosing a project (e.g., e-commerce store, social media dashboard)
  8. 8 Deploying your app to production
  9. 9 Styling the app with CSS, CSS modules, or styled-components
  10. 10 Optimizing performance and ensuring responsiveness
  11. 11 Designing components and application structure

Instructors

Shamil Isayev

Shamil Isayev

Frontend Developer

Pasha Pay