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MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 46 lectures (5h 39m) | Size: 2.5 GB
Never get stuck on bugs again! Master debugging and 25 scenarios with React, Redux, Material-UI, React-Select and more!
What you'll learn:
Solve any React bug with 5 simple steps
Understand how code works without being an expert
Master must-know tools for JavaScript developers
Dive into open-source libraries like Redux and Material UI
Practice with 25 Beginner to Advanced React Debugging Exercises
Go-at-your-own pace with coding exercises that require no installation
Find and fix source code with Chrome DevTools
Troubleshoot network requests
Fix weird or unfamiliar bugs quickly and painlessly

Requirements
IMPORTANT: This is a course to practice and master debugging React apps, NOT a complete overview of getting started with React apps. You should ideally take a course to learn the basics of React and JavaScript prior to taking this course.

Description
Instantly Understand How Your React Application Really Works!

A Complete Guide to Debugging JavaScript and React

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