FullStack Web Development with ReactJS, ReactNative, Angular

Hello there,

Welcome to Mobile and Web Development with React JS & Native & Angular course.

Web and mobile development, become web developer with React JS, React Native, React Hooks, Context, Typescript, Angular

React is one of the best choices for building modern web applications. If you are new to React or maybe you've been struggling to learn and truly understand what’s going on then this course is the best way for you to learn React.

Each aspect of creating websites and applications entails a unique set of skills.

The world of web development is as wide as the internet itself. Much of our social and vocational lives play out on the internet, which prompts new industries aimed at creating, managing, and debugging the websites and applications that we increasingly rely on.

• Basics of React, React-Native, React-Navigation libraries

• How to send an HTTP request from a mobile application,

• How to use the flex-box system,

• How to create reusable components,

• To reach another app on the device from our app and

• Creating your own mobile app both with react-native-cli and expo-cli

• To reach another app on the device from our app

• Creating Context with Class Based and Functional Components

• How to Consume Context in Class Based and Functional Components

• How to Use Multiple Context in one single component

• Hooks Functions(useState, useEffect, useReducer, useContext...)

• Creating Reducer and

• Using Reducer is going to be clear for you.

• You'll learn how asynchronous code works in Node and the Node event loop, as well as how to use the event emitter, streams, buffers, pipes, and work with files.

• We'll see how that leads to building a web server in Node with hands-on examples.

• The logic behind MongoDB’s data storage

• The most popular Object Data Modeling Library for MongoDB, Mongoose JS

• Writing queries for creating, reading, updating, and deleting operations

• Advanced Features of MongooseJS

• The best testing framework for NodeJS, Mocha

• React Native

• React js

• React

• Mobile and web development with react js & native & angular

• Angular

• Reactjs

• React native web

• Reactnative

• React js and react native

• Mobile-and-web-development-with-react-js-native-angular

• React native mobile development

• Angular react

• Mobile and web development with react js native angular

• Mobile developer

• Mobile and web development with react js native angular

• Web development

• Mobile development

• React and angular

• React free

• React angular

• Mobile and web development

• React native mobile

• React js and native

• React native and react js

• React hooks

• Angular native

• React native angular

• Mobile and web with react and react native

• full stack web development

• front end web development

• full stack

Why would you want to take this course?

Our answer is simple: The quality of teaching.

OAK Academy based in London is an online education company. OAK Academy gives education in the field of IT, Software, Design, development in English, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish and a lot of different language on platform where it has over 1000 hours of video education lessons. OAK Academy both increase its education series number by publishing new courses, and it makes students aware of all the innovations of already published courses by upgrading.

When you enroll, you will feel the OAK Academy`s seasoned developers expertise. Questions sent by students to our instructors are answered by our instructors within 48 hours at the latest.

No prior knowledge is needed!

It doesn't need any prior knowledge to learn React Native

This course starts with very basics. First, you will learn some terminology. Then the show will start and you will learn everything with hands-on practices. I'll also teach you the best practices and shortcuts.

Step-by-Step Way, Simple and Easy With Exercises

By the end of the course, you’ll have a firm understanding of the React and hungry to learn more.

Video and Audio Production Quality

All our videos are created/produced as high-quality video and audio to provide you the best learning experience.

You will be,

• Seeing clearly

• Hearing clearly

• Moving through the course without distractions

You'll also get:

• Lifetime Access to The Course

• Fast & Friendly Support in the Q&A section

Dive in now!

Mobile and Web Development with React JS & Native & Angular

We offer full support, answering any questions.

See you in the course!

• Let's Start To Learn React JS 1:13:35

  • 1: Your First App Overview 11:06
  • 2: Frequently Asked Questions 09:19
  • 3: React JS Github Repo 01:00
  • 4: Let, Const and Var in 3 minutes 03:53
  • 5: Install Node JS 05:26
  • 6: Create Your React App 05:36
  • 7: Why You Will Need To Create a React App_ 06:27
  • 8: Start Creating React App 06:24
  • 9: Do You Want to Learn How To Stop React App_ 05:18
  • 10: Important Functional Components 15:06
  • 11: FAQ about Full Stack Web Development with React js, React native, Angular 03:00
  • 12: quiz 01:00

• What Is This JSX? 30:40

  • 13: Converting HTML JSX 06:02
  • 14: Inline Styling with JSX in React JS 10:54
  • 15: JavaScript Variable in JSX 12:44
  • 16: quiz 01:00

• React With Props 1:10:08

  • 17: Three Tenets of Components 03:34
  • 18: Simple App with React 02:55
  • 19: Styling App with Semantic UI 08:35
  • 20: Building Component 03:57
  • 21: Specifying The Image in React JS 03:19
  • 22: Duplicating The Single Component 01:59
  • 23: Component Nesting 12:06
  • 24: Props System 04:11
  • 25: Passing Props to Child 13:03
  • 26: Reusable Component Overview 02:47
  • 27: Props Children 12:42
  • 28: quiz 01:00

• Class-Based Components 31:58

  • 29: Class-Based Components and Functional Component 05:49
  • 30: New App Overview 08:43
  • 31: Getting Users Physical Location 07:58
  • 32: Handling Async Operation in React 03:35
  • 33: Transformation Functional Component to Class Based Component 04:53
  • 34: quiz 01:00

• State In React 36:53

  • 35: State Rules 04:19
  • 36: Initializing State In Constructor 13:49
  • 37: Lifecycle Method Overview 12:26
  • 38: Conditional Rendering 05:19
  • 39: quiz 01:00

• React Lifecycle Methods 54:49

  • 40: Get to Know Lifecycle Method 12:55
  • 41: Refactoring App with Lifecycle Method 03:08
  • 42: Passing State As Props 04:27
  • 43: Ternary Expressions in JSX 05:49
  • 44: Showing Picture 06:34
  • 45: Styling The App 10:12
  • 46: Free React Developer Tools 03:49
  • 47: General App Review 06:55
  • 48: quiz 01:00

• User Inputs, Forms And Events in React JS 54:07

  • 49: App Overview 02:43
  • 50: Component Design 03:03
  • 51: Handling Forms 08:31
  • 52: Styling The App 03:22
  • 53: Creating Event Handlers 06:16
  • 54: Controlled vs Uncontrolled Elements 04:41
  • 55: Why Controlled Elements 07:40
  • 56: Understanding ‘this’ Key Word In JS 10:06
  • 57: Communicating Child to Parent 03:02
  • 58: Invoking Callbacks in Children 04:43

• API Request With React 36:00

  • 59: Fetching Data 03:50
  • 60: Axios vs Fetch 03:45
  • 61: Async Await Function 10:07
  • 62: Setting The State 03:23
  • 63: Rendering A List of Components 05:15
  • 64: Implementing The Key Values In List 04:35
  • 65: What We Have Learned From The App 04:05
  • 66: quiz 01:00

• Navigation With react Router 57:50

  • 67: Initializing The Project 03:13
  • 68: The React Router 21:09
  • 69: Link and Nav Links 06:06
  • 70: Programmatic Redirects 07:21
  • 71: Route Parameters 15:07
  • 72: React Router Switch Tag 03:54
  • 73: quiz 01:00

• React Portals 24:20

  • 74: Why React Portals_ 08:49
  • 75: How To Create A Modal_ 07:38
  • 76: Creating a React Portals 06:53
  • 77: quiz 01:00

• Let's Meet Hooks And Context 02:22

  • 78: Let_s Dive Into Hooks _ Context 02:22

• Create Application 1:03:40

  • 79: Let_s Start Building Application 11:30
  • 80: Why Context API 06:40
  • 81: Context Provider 08:06
  • 82: Context Provider-2 06:06
  • 83: Lets Reach Out The Context State 10:21
  • 84: Consuming Data in TodoList Component 05:30
  • 85: Context Consumer 07:22
  • 86: Update The Context Data 07:05
  • 87: quiz 01:00

• Multiple Context Usage 19:26

  • 88: Create Multiple Context 09:26
  • 89: Use Multiple Context Inside One Component 09:00
  • 90: quiz 01:00

• Introduction To React Hooks 04:01

  • 91: Hooks 04:01

• Create Application 1:01:45

  • 92: Let_s Start Creating The App 03:51
  • 93: UseStateegHook 13:25
  • 94: UseState With Forms 13:28
  • 95: useEffect hook 09:36
  • 96: useContext hook 08:50
  • 97: Create multiple context with useContext 05:51
  • 98: Create context with functional component 05:44
  • 99: quiz 01:00

• Hooks&Context 34:13

  • 100: Hooks and Context 10:22
  • 101: Let_s add new todo with Hooks and Context 14:28
  • 102: Let_s remove todo from context 09:23

• Get To Know The UseReducer Hook 25:21

  • 103: useReducer hook 06:07
  • 104: Let_s implement useReducer 13:13
  • 105: Reducer component structure 05:01
  • 106: quiz 01:00

• React Native Setup For Windows 31:32

  • 107: Project Files and Course Documents 01:00
  • 108: Free Tools For Windows 07:25
  • 109: Windows Setup for React Native 05:33
  • 110: How To Start Emulator in Android Studio 15:34
  • 111: Android Emulator Setup Checklist 02:00

• React Native Setup For OSX 12:46

  • 112: Free Tools for IOS 04:47
  • 113: OSX Setup for React Native 04:46
  • 114: Start The Emulator 03:13

• React Native And JSX 1:01:14

  • 115: See Content On Emulator 03:52
  • 116: Why Do We Need React and React-Native 03:50
  • 117: Es6 Syntax ( Let, Const, Var) 05:34
  • 118: First Component 08:41
  • 119: How To Show Component On Device 10:26
  • 120: How to Build Our First App 06:46
  • 121: How to Connect a Component To The Root Component 12:08
  • 122: Import a Component to Another Component 08:57
  • 123: quiz 01:00

• Styling For React Native 46:13

  • 124: Styling with JSX 13:44
  • 125: Displaying Views 10:45
  • 126: Header Component’s Styling 04:18
  • 127: React Props 07:55
  • 128: How to Reuse Code With Props System 08:31
  • 129: quiz 01:00

• API Request With React Native 26:17

  • 130: How To Show a List To The User 06:59
  • 131: The List Component 08:34
  • 132: Func Component vs Class Based Component 10:44

• LifeCycle Methods in React js and react native 27:00

  • 133: When Do We Need Lifecycle Methods 09:32
  • 134: Lifecycle Methods 06:33
  • 135: Making Request With Axios 09:55
  • 136: quiz 01:00

• State in React Native 1:23:38

  • 137: What Is State and How To Initial State 08:44
  • 138: Using of State 10:33
  • 139: A Component’s Lifecycle With State 05:01
  • 140: List Component 08:24
  • 141: List Item Component 10:14
  • 142: Reusable Components 06:28
  • 143: Styled Component for List Items 05:19
  • 144: Usage of Props.Children 05:46
  • 145: Item Section 09:18
  • 146: Introduction to the Flexbox 06:47
  • 147: Section Header Component 06:04
  • 148: quiz 01:00

• Layout With Flexbox 46:49

  • 149: How to Show An Image 12:46
  • 150: Scrollable Content 05:23
  • 151: User Interaction with ReactNative 09:44
  • 152: Event Handlers 13:13
  • 153: How to Open Another App (Browser) 04:43
  • 154: quiz 01:00

• React Native And Expo 09:04

  • 155: React Native on Mobile Device 02:18
  • 156: Expo CLI Project 06:46

• Router Expo CLI Project 22:31

  • 157: Router Expo CLI Project 02:50
  • 158: See The Content On A Device or Emulator 05:12
  • 159: What Is Router And Installation 04:38
  • 160: Setting up a Router in Project 09:51

• Flatlist in React Native 37:47

  • 161: Flatlist 06:12
  • 162: Rendering A List With FlatList 08:09
  • 163: How Does FlatList Work 06:21
  • 164: Giving the Key Prop 08:42
  • 165: FlatList Props 07:23
  • 166: quiz 01:00

• Route Different Screens in React Native 36:59

  • 167: Book Detail Screen 06:21
  • 168: Navigate Between Screens 12:13
  • 169: Navigating from a Child Component 05:26
  • 170: Navigation Function 05:46
  • 171: Data Transfer Between Screens 07:13

• Introduction to Angular 40:16

  • 172: What is Angular 03:38
  • 173: Angular Versions 02:57
  • 174: Development Environment 06:30
  • 175: First Application 01:00
  • 176: First Application 06:38
  • 177: Angular App Structure 06:05
  • 178: First Project Edit 07:30
  • 179: Using Bootstrap for Styling new 05:58

• TypeScript 1:04:11

  • 180: What is TypeScript 04:10
  • 181: First Use of TypeScript 05:17
  • 182: Variable Types 08:52
  • 183: Variable Types-2 05:20
  • 184: Functions 10:34
  • 185: Classes 05:59
  • 186: Inheritance 07:43
  • 187: Interfaces 05:32
  • 188: Generics 07:07
  • 189: Modules 03:37

• Angular Basic Features 1:13:21

  • 190: Angular apps Loadded and Started 09:54
  • 191: Components 03:42
  • 192: Creating New Component 10:41
  • 193: Creating New Component With CLI 04:46
  • 194: Working with Template in Components 04:08
  • 195: Working with Styles in Component 04:34
  • 196: Using Selector 04:03
  • 197: Data Binding 03:00
  • 198: String Interpolition 04:32
  • 199: Property Binding 07:53
  • 200: Event Binding 09:32
  • 201: Two Way Binding 05:36
  • 202: quiz 01:00

• Angular Data Binding 1:02:29

  • 203: Creating the New Project 05:53
  • 204: Creating Class for Data Binding 08:04
  • 205: Creating New Component 05:44
  • 206: Property Binding 04:21
  • 207: Class Binding 08:43
  • 208: Style Binding 03:51
  • 209: Event Binding 04:45
  • 210: KeyUp Event 03:32
  • 211: Two Way Binding 04:51
  • 212: Pipes 06:50
  • 213: Custom Pipes 04:55
  • 214: quiz 01:00

• Typescript Directives 37:13

  • 215: What is Directive 03:05
  • 216: ngIf 06:45
  • 217: ngSwitch 05:11
  • 218: ngFor 03:56
  • 219: Change Detection 05:47
  • 220: ngTemplateOutlet 04:51
  • 221: Custom Directive 06:38
  • 222: quiz 01:00

• Handling Template-driven Forms 51:15

  • 223: Preparing the Form 06:09
  • 224: Validation With NgModel 05:20
  • 225: Validation Rule to Controls Adding 05:09
  • 226: Validation Messages Demonstration 04:12
  • 227: Customized Error Messages 05:00
  • 228: Method of Validation Messages Demonstration with 04:46
  • 229: Validation with NgForm 05:40
  • 230: Adding Validation Rule to the Form 03:59
  • 231: Showing Summary Messages 07:03
  • 232: Disabling the Submit Button 02:57
  • 233: quiz 01:00

• Handling - Reactive Forms 27:07

  • 234: Preparation of Reactive Form 01:09
  • 235: FormControl 05:35
  • 236: FormGroup 05:37
  • 237: Validation With Reactive Form 04:38
  • 238: Specific Validation Errors 02:53
  • 239: Customized Validation Rule Creating 06:15
  • 240: quiz 01:00

• HTTP Service 43:31

  • 241: What is Service 04:31
  • 242: Http Get Request 07:07
  • 243: Http Post Request 06:06
  • 244: Http Put and Post Request 04:39
  • 245: Http Delete Request 02:49
  • 246: Use of Methods with the Service 09:32
  • 247: Error Checking 07:47
  • 248: quiz 01:00

• Routing 44:10

  • 249: Introduction Module 04:18
  • 250: Routing Schema 04:33
  • 251: Router Links 05:15
  • 252: Navigating Programmatically 05:43
  • 253: Route Parameters 04:56
  • 254: Observable Route Parameters 04:37
  • 255: Query Parameters 06:11
  • 256: Child (Nested) Routes 04:34
  • 257: Different Of the Route Chart 03:03
  • 258: quiz 01:00

• Node JS 1:24:14

  • 259: What is Node JS_ 02:55
  • 260: Installing Node JS 06:33
  • 261: Web Development Project Files 01:00
  • 262: V8 Engine 06:41
  • 263: Node JS Globals 10:39
  • 264: Functions 04:45
  • 265: Module and Require 07:15
  • 266: Module exports patterns 07:52
  • 267: Event Emitter 06:14
  • 268: More about Event Emitters 08:52
  • 269: Reading and Writing Files 11:38
  • 270: Creating and Removing Directories 08:50
  • 271: React Native, NodeJS Quiz 01:00

• Server in React, Nodejs, express, mongodb 17:25

  • 272: Clients _ Servers 06:04
  • 273: Creating Server 10:21
  • 274: React Native Quiz 01:00

• Streams and Buffers in Node js and express js 45:38

  • 275: Streams and Buffers 03:11
  • 276: Readable Stream 08:58
  • 277: Write Stream 05:26
  • 278: Pipe 08:13
  • 279: Serving HTML 04:09
  • 280: Serving JSON data 04:59
  • 281: Routing 09:42
  • 282: Full Stack web development Quiz 01:00

• Mongo DB 30:07

  • 283: What is MongoDB 11:10
  • 284: Project Files 01:00
  • 285: OSX Setup 05:42
  • 286: OSX – Robomongo 03:49
  • 287: Windows Setup 05:01
  • 288: Windows – Robomongo 03:25

• Test Driven Experience 1:34:35

  • 289: Last Setup Before the Project Start 02:50
  • 290: Introduction to Project 03:47
  • 291: Start to Project 04:47
  • 292: Mongoose Connection Helper 1 08:02
  • 293: Models of Mongoose 07:55
  • 294: Start to test with Mocha 08:55
  • 295: Creating and Saving Models 08:29
  • 296: How we can drop collections 06:07
  • 297: isNew Property in Mongoose 04:35
  • 298: find () query 09:04
  • 299: The _id Property 04:43
  • 300: Testing Automatically 03:34
  • 301: findOne() query 02:38
  • 302: Deleting Records 06:20
  • 303: Updating Records (1) 07:34
  • 304: Updating Records (2) 05:15

• Operators 26:03

  • 305: Updating Operators 05:09
  • 306: $mul Operator as an Example 03:03
  • 307: Mongoose Validation (1) 04:00
  • 308: Mongoose Validation (2) 05:39
  • 309: Mongoose Validation (3) 04:48
  • 310: Handling Errors 03:24

• Handling Relational Data 33:58

  • 311: Embedding Documents 05:51
  • 312: Test with Subdocument 04:55
  • 313: Adding New Subdocument 06:19
  • 314: Removing Subdocuments 04:21
  • 315: Virtual Types (1) 05:10
  • 316: Virtual Types (2) 07:22

• Schema Design 36:22

  • 317: Developing Nested Resources 08:04
  • 318: Using Ref for Associations 05:55
  • 319: Testing Associations 07:38
  • 320: Promise.all 04:04
  • 321: Modifiers-new 05:23
  • 322: Nested Populate 05:18

Hello there,

Welcome to Mobile and Web Development with React JS & Native & Angular course.

Web and mobile development, become web developer with React JS, React Native, React Hooks, Context, Typescript, Angular

React is one of the best choices for building modern web applications. If you are new to React or maybe you've been struggling to learn and truly understand what’s going on then this course is the best way for you to learn React.

Each aspect of creating websites and applications entails a unique set of skills.

The world of web development is as wide as the internet itself. Much of our social and vocational lives play out on the internet, which prompts new industries aimed at creating, managing, and debugging the websites and applications that we increasingly rely on.

React-Native is a library developed by the React team and it is widely used to create mobile applications for both Android and IOS. You do not need to learn Java, Android, Swift, Objective-C, or anything of that. React and JavaScript is all you need to create awesome mobile apps that work on both Android and iOS.

Angular is one of the most popular frameworks for building client apps. If you want to establish yourself as a front-end or a full-stack developer, you need to learn Angular.

Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform, back-end, JavaScript runtime environment that executes JavaScript code outside a web browser. By learning growing web server technology, NodeJS, you can improve your skills, get a new job and you can build powerful, robust web applications.

MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented NoSQL database program. By using MongoDB, you can build a modern application database for your projects.

We will take you from beginner to advance level. You will learn React development step-by-step with hands-on demonstrations. To be able to benefit from this course, all you need is a basic understanding of JavaScript.

JavaScript is one of the most ubiquitous programming languages on the planet, mostly because it's the backbone of interactive web applications. On top of that, JavaScript is a great language for beginners because it gives them a chance to write code that does something visual, which is exciting and helpful when you're just getting started as a programmer. Dynamic content is the hot topic in web development right now. Dynamic content refers to content that constantly changes and adapts to specific users whenever possible. For example, JavaScript can be used to determine if a website visitor is using a computer or a mobile device before deciding whether or not to render the mobile version of the website. It's these small things behind the scenes that create genuine value in using JavaScript to create dynamic web pages.

In the course, we are going to tell you what dependencies you need to install and how in detail, to be able to create mobile apps on both MAC and Windows. We are going to use free tools and platforms so you don't have to buy any tool or app. You are going to learn how to run an Android and iOS simulator on your MAC or Windows computer.

Later on the course, we are going to learn the basics of React. JSX, 'props system' and 'state system' are going to be crystal clear for you at the end of the course.

We tried to tell all complex topics in very detail on the course. We used some diagrams to tell some important topics and created a nice-looking mobile application. We showed two different ways to create a mobile app. We showed both react-native-cli and expo-cli in our course.

We'll be creating nice-looking reusable components. So you will be able to use this reusable component on your own future projects.On

In this course, I explained all the complex topics in very detail but by making them simpler which I believe will help you a lot. I used some diagrams to tell some important topics and created a nice looking mobile application.

At the end of the course you will learn;

• Basics of React, React-Native, React-Navigation libraries

• How to send an HTTP request from a mobile application,

• How to use the flex-box system,

• How to create reusable components,

• To reach another app on the device from our app and

• Creating your own mobile app both with react-native-cli and expo-cli

• To reach another app on the device from our app

• Creating Context with Class Based and Functional Components

• How to Consume Context in Class Based and Functional Components

• How to Use Multiple Context in one single component

• Hooks Functions(useState, useEffect, useReducer, useContext...)

• Creating Reducer and

• Using Reducer is going to be clear for you.

• You'll learn how asynchronous code works in Node and the Node event loop, as well as how to use the event emitter, streams, buffers, pipes, and work with files.

• We'll see how that leads to building a web server in Node with hands-on examples.

• The logic behind MongoDB’s data storage

• The most popular Object Data Modeling Library for MongoDB, Mongoose JS

• Writing queries for creating, reading, updating, and deleting operations

• Advanced Features of MongooseJS

• The best testing framework for NodeJS, Mocha

• React Native

• React js

• React

• Mobile and web development with react js & native & angular

• Angular

• Reactjs

• React native web

• Reactnative

• React js and react native

• Mobile-and-web-development-with-react-js-native-angular

• React native mobile development

• Angular react

• Mobile and web development with react js native angular

• Mobile developer

• Mobile and web development with react js native angular

• Web development

• Mobile development

• React and angular

• React free

• React angular

• Mobile and web development

• React native mobile

• React js and native

• React native and react js

• React hooks

• Angular native

• React native angular

• Mobile and web with react and react native

• full stack web development

• front end web development

• full stack

Video and Audio Production Quality

All our videos are created/produced as high-quality video and audio to provide you the best learning experience.

You will be,

• Seeing clearly

• Hearing clearly

• Moving through the course without distractions

You'll also get:

• Lifetime Access to The Course

• Fast & Friendly Support in the Q&A section

Dive in now!

Mobile and Web Development with React JS & Native & Angular

We offer full support, answering any questions.

See you in the course!

• Beginners who wants to be React developer
• Anyone who wants to become an React Developer
• Anyone who wants to build amazing React single page web applications
• Students who want to learn how to build fast single page web apps
• Anyone interested in learning an extremely popular technology used by leading tech companies like Facebook, Instagram and Netflix
• Students who want to take their web development skills to the next level and learn a future-proof technology
• People who are willing to make a career in the application world
• Anyone looking to build a career as a NodeJS developer
• Anyone interested in NodeJS
• Developers new to NodeJS
• Anyone who wants to learn MongoDB
• Professionals who are willing to learn MongoDB
• People who to become web developer
• People who to become mobile developer
• People who to become front end web developer
• People who to become backend web developer
• People who to become full stack web developer
• People who to become web developement with react, react native, angular
• People who to learn full stack web development
• People who to learn full stack web development or mobile app development

• No prior knowledge is required! about javascript, react, react native, angular and web development or mobile development
• A Windows PC, Mac or Linux Computer
• Es6 knowledge would be beneficial but not required
• Desire to learn React and Angular
• Desire to learn React or React JS
• Desire to learn web development with react, or react js
• Desire to learn mobile development with react native, redux, hooks and context
• Desire to learn full stack web development with react, react native, angular
• Desire to learn React js and Angular js
• Desire to learn React js, typescript and Angular js

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Reed courses certificate of completion

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