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Frontend Frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)

The document outlines a comprehensive course on Frontend Frameworks, including React, Vue, and Angular, structured into 12 modules. It covers foundational concepts, advanced topics, and practical applications, including state management, routing, and testing. Additionally, it includes a project component for building a complete application with the chosen framework.

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Frontend Frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)

The document outlines a comprehensive course on Frontend Frameworks, including React, Vue, and Angular, structured into 12 modules. It covers foundational concepts, advanced topics, and practical applications, including state management, routing, and testing. Additionally, it includes a project component for building a complete application with the chosen framework.

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Frontend Frameworks (React, Vue,

Angular) – Course Table of Contents


Module 1: Introduction to Frontend Frameworks

1.1 What is a Frontend Framework?


1.2 React, Vue, and Angular: A Comparative Overview
1.3 Key Features of Frontend Frameworks
1.4 Choosing the Right Framework for Your Project
1.5 Setting Up Your Development Environment (Node.js, NPM, Yarn, CLI Tools)

Module 2: Getting Started with React

2.1 Introduction to React: What is React and Why Use It?


2.2 Setting Up a React Project with Create React App
2.3 React Components: Functional vs Class Components
2.4 JSX Syntax and How It Works
2.5 Managing State in React with useState
2.6 React Lifecycle Methods (Class Components)
2.7 Handling Events and Forms in React
2.8 Conditional Rendering and Loops in React

Module 3: Advanced React Concepts

3.1 Using React Hooks (useEffect, useContext, useReducer, useRef)


3.2 Context API for State Management
3.3 React Router for Navigation
3.4 React Forms and Controlled Components
3.5 Performance Optimization in React (Memoization, Lazy Loading)
3.6 React Development Tools and Debugging

Module 4: Getting Started with Vue

4.1 Introduction to Vue.js: What is Vue and Why Use It?


4.2 Setting Up a Vue Project with Vue CLI
4.3 Vue Components: Template, Script, and Style Sections
4.4 Vue Directives (v-bind, v-for, v-if, v-model)
4.5 Handling Events in Vue
4.6 Vue Instance and Lifecycle Hooks
4.7 Vue Router for Navigation
4.8 Vuex for State Management

Module 5: Advanced Vue Concepts

5.1 Vue Composition API vs Options API


5.2 Vue Router Dynamic Routing and Nested Routes
5.3 Managing State with Vuex Modules
5.4 Vue Mixins and Custom Directives
5.5 Performance Optimization in Vue (Lazy Loading, Virtual Scrolling)
5.6 Testing Vue Applications (Jest, Vue Test Utils)

Module 6: Getting Started with Angular

6.1 Introduction to Angular: What is Angular and Why Use It?


6.2 Setting Up an Angular Project with Angular CLI
6.3 Angular Components and Templates
6.4 Directives and Pipes in Angular
6.5 Handling Events and Two-Way Binding in Angular
6.6 Angular Modules and Dependency Injection
6.7 Routing in Angular
6.8 Forms in Angular (Template-Driven, Reactive)

Module 7: Advanced Angular Concepts

7.1 Angular Services and Observables


7.2 State Management with NgRx or Services
7.3 Lazy Loading Modules in Angular
7.4 Angular HTTP Client for API Integration
7.5 Angular Directives and Custom Pipes
7.6 Angular Testing (Jasmine, Karma, Protractor)
7.7 Performance Optimization in Angular (Change Detection, TrackBy)

Module 8: Comparing React, Vue, and Angular

8.1 React vs Vue vs Angular: Feature Comparison


8.2 Performance Comparison of React, Vue, and Angular
8.3 When to Choose React, Vue, or Angular?
8.4 Use Cases for React, Vue, and Angular
8.5 Integrating Third-Party Libraries in React, Vue, and Angular

Module 9: Building a Full-Stack Application with React/Vue/Angular

9.1 Introduction to Full-Stack Web Development


9.2 Creating a RESTful API with Express (Backend)
9.3 Connecting Frontend (React/Vue/Angular) to the Backend API
9.4 Authentication and Authorization (JWT, OAuth)
9.5 CRUD Operations with React/Vue/Angular and Backend
9.6 Deployment and Hosting (Netlify, Vercel, Heroku)

Module 10: Modern Frontend Tools and Ecosystem

10.1 State Management Libraries: Redux (React), Vuex (Vue), NgRx (Angular)
10.2 CSS Frameworks and Libraries (Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Material UI)
10.3 Component Libraries (React-Bootstrap, Vuetify, Angular Material)
10.4 TypeScript with React, Vue, and Angular
10.5 Webpack, Babel, and Module Bundling
10.6 Server-Side Rendering (SSR) with React (Next.js), Vue (Nuxt.js), and Angular
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Module 11: Testing Frontend Frameworks

11.1 Introduction to Testing Frontend Applications


11.2 Testing React with Jest and React Testing Library
11.3 Testing Vue with Jest and Vue Test Utils
11.4 Testing Angular with Jasmine, Karma, and Protractor
11.5 E2E Testing (Cypress, Selenium)
11.6 Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) for Frontend

Module 12: Building a Complete Project with a Chosen Framework

 Project: Building a Real-World Application Using React/Vue/Angular


 Full Application Development (Frontend and Backend Integration)
 Implementing Routing, State Management, and Form Handling
 Testing and Optimizing the Application
 Deploying and Monitoring the Project

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