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Complete React Roadmap For 2025

The document outlines a comprehensive React roadmap for 2025, covering foundational concepts, core principles, advanced features, state management libraries, full-stack integration, and major projects. It includes both theoretical knowledge and practical applications for each topic, such as building various apps and utilizing tools like Redux and React Router. Additionally, it provides resources for learning and practice to enhance skills in React development.

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Complete React Roadmap For 2025

The document outlines a comprehensive React roadmap for 2025, covering foundational concepts, core principles, advanced features, state management libraries, full-stack integration, and major projects. It includes both theoretical knowledge and practical applications for each topic, such as building various apps and utilizing tools like Redux and React Router. Additionally, it provides resources for learning and practice to enhance skills in React development.

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Complete React Roadmap for 2025

1. Foundations of React

1.1 JavaScript Essentials

 Theory:
 ES6+ Syntax: Arrow functions, destructuring, template literals.
 Modules and Imports/Exports.
 Promises and Async/Await.
 DOM Manipulation.

 Practical:
 Create a simple app with ES6 features (e.g., To-Do List).

1.2 React Basics

 Theory:
 Components: Functional and Class components.
 JSX: Syntax and rules.
 Props and State.
 Event Handling.
 Practical:
 Build a Counter App with increment, decrement, and reset
functionality.
2. Core React Concepts

2.1 State Management

 Theory:
 useState Hook.
 Lifting State Up.
 Practical:
 Create a Shopping Cart app to manage items and quantities.

2.2 Lifecycle Methods and Hooks

 Theory:
 Lifecycle methods in Class Components.
 useEffect Hook for side effects.
 Practical:
 Build a Weather App that fetches data from an API.

2.3 Handling Events

 Theory:
 Synthetic Events in React.
 Controlled vs Uncontrolled Components.
 Practical:
 Create a Login Form with validation.
3. Advanced React Concepts

3.1 Context API

 Theory:
 Avoiding prop drilling.
 Provider and Consumer patterns.
 Practical:
 Implement a Theme Toggler for light/dark modes.

3.2 React Hooks

 Theory:
 useCallback and useMemo for optimization.
 useReducer for complex state logic.
 Custom Hooks for reusable logic.
 Practical:
 Build a Task Management app with state optimization.

3.3 React Router

 Theory:
 Routing and navigation.
 Nested routes and layout routes.
 Data fetching with loaders and actions.
 Practical:
 Build a Blog App with routes for Home, About, and Posts.
4. State Management Libraries

4.1 Redux

 Theory:
 Store, Actions, and Reducers.
 React-Redux Integration.
 Practical:
 Build a Product Inventory system.

4.2 Redux Toolkit

 Theory:
 Simplifying Redux with createSlice and configureStore.
 Practical:
 Build a Book Library app with features to add, edit, and delete
books.
5. Advanced Features and Ecosystem

5.1 Performance Optimization

 Theory:
 React.memo and Pure Components.
 Code splitting and lazy loading.
 Practical:
 Optimize an E-commerce App with large datasets.
5.2 Animations

 Theory:
 Libraries like Framer Motion and React-Spring.
 Practical:
 Add animations to a Portfolio website.

5.3 Testing React Applications

 Theory:
 Unit testing with Jest.
 Component testing with React Testing Library.
 Practical:
 Write tests for a basic Calculator app.
6. Full-Stack Integration

6.1 Backend Integration

 Theory:
 REST APIs and GraphQL.
 Authentication and Authorization.
 Practical:
 Build a Chat App integrated with a Node.js backend.
6.2 Deployment

 Theory:
 Hosting on platforms like Vercel, Netlify, or AWS.
 CI/CD pipelines.
 Practical:
 Deploy a Portfolio or E-commerce app.
7. Major Projects for 2025
 1. E-commerce App:
 Features: User authentication, product management, and
checkout.
 2. Social Media Platform:
 Features: User profiles, posts, and notifications.
 3. Dashboard Application:
 Features: Dynamic charts, data visualization, and reports.
 4. Myntra Clone:
 Integrate a real backend with advanced features like filtering,
sorting, and payment gateway integration.
8. Learning Resources
 Official Documentation:
 React Docs
 Redux Toolkit
 Courses:
 Udemy, Pluralsight, and Scrimba.
 Practice Platforms:
 Frontend Mentor, LeetCode, and CodeSandbox.

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