RTC using Socket.IO 4.x and React JS 17.x with React Hooks

RTC using Socket.IO 4.x and React JS 17.x with React Hooks, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.55, with 62 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 179 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics of Socket IO library Understand Socket IO Server and Client APIs Understand the problems which you will face while building RTC applications and solutions for each problem Database communication using Socket IO How to broadcast messages when data is updated out of Socket IO applications Learning Server and Client side Socket IO APIs by build number of applications using Express JS framework and React JS library Use RxJS Observable in React JS How to display KPI chart Migration to Socket IO 4.x Functional Components using React hooks This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to learn Real-time communication using Socket IO library to enable various scenarios in their applications or Students who want to understand why, where and how to use Socket IO library using various examples or Learn whats new in Socket IO 3.x and 4.x or Students will learn migration from Socket IO 2.x to 4.x It is particularly useful for Students who want to learn Real-time communication using Socket IO library to enable various scenarios in their applications or Students who want to understand why, where and how to use Socket IO library using various examples or Learn whats new in Socket IO 3.x and 4.x or Students will learn migration from Socket IO 2.x to 4.x.

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Summary

Title: RTC using Socket.IO 4.x and React JS 17.x with React Hooks

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.55

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basics of Socket IO library

Understand Socket IO Server and Client APIs

Understand the problems which you will face while building RTC applications and solutions for each problem

Database communication using Socket IO

How to broadcast messages when data is updated out of Socket IO applications

Learning Server and Client side Socket IO APIs by build number of applications using Express JS framework and React JS library

Use RxJS Observable in React JS

How to display KPI chart

Migration to Socket IO 4.x

Functional Components using React hooks

Who Should Attend

Students who want to learn Real-time communication using Socket IO library to enable various scenarios in their applications

Students who want to understand why, where and how to use Socket IO library using various examples

Learn whats new in Socket IO 3.x and 4.x

Students will learn migration from Socket IO 2.x to 4.x

Target Audiences

Students who want to learn Real-time communication using Socket IO library to enable various scenarios in their applications

Students who want to understand why, where and how to use Socket IO library using various examples

Learn whats new in Socket IO 3.x and 4.x

Students will learn migration from Socket IO 2.x to 4.x

Have you ever thought of building real-time communication applications for your clients or in your organization? Are you tired of writing the same old long polling logic to get the updates from your databases? Do you want to share live updates of the data across two or more than two applications? Do you work with live stocks or tweets kind of applications?

As you know our clients or customers would like to get quick and live updates of the information like stocks, currencies, the sales data, tweets etc. Or they want to build live collaborative applications for the customers/in-house projects. This is where we can think of Real-time Communication and we can achieve that using one of the most popular library Socket.IO. Easy to learn and easy to implement.

This course is a complete hands-on course where we will take few real-time scenarios and develop several applications step-by-step. At the end of this course, you will have better understanding of Socket.IO library and you will be able use this library to build RTC applications. We will build several client application using React JS library along with RxJS Observable.

Important Note – This course now is updated from Socket.IO 2.x to 4.x along with React JS 17.x. Also, we are using React function components with hooks.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Who should take this course?

Lecture 3: Tools and Software required for this course

Lecture 4: Introduction to Socket.IO

Lecture 5: Introduction to Socket.IO API

Lecture 6: Simple example of Socket.IO – Theory

Lecture 7: Demo – Simple example of Socket.IO

Lecture 8: Introduction to React JS boiler template – Part-I

Lecture 9: Introduction to React JS boiler template – Part-II

Lecture 10: Introduction to RxJS Observable

Lecture 11: Demo – Installing Socket.IO-Client and RxJS library

Lecture 12: Demo – Writing service logic

Lecture 13: Demo – Writing component logic

Lecture 14: Do you see a problem?

Lecture 15: Introduction to Namespace and Room

Lecture 16: Modify Socket.IO server application

Lecture 17: Modify Socket.IO client application

Lecture 18: Whats new in Socket.IO 3.x? – Part – I

Lecture 19: Implicit connection to default namespace

Lecture 20: Whats new in Socket.IO 3.x? – Part – II

Lecture 21: Whats new in Socket.IO 4.x?

Lecture 22: Migration – Simple Stock Example

Lecture 23: Introduction to React hooks

Lecture 24: Simple stock function component with hooks

Lecture 25: Migration – Namespace Stock Example

Lecture 26: Namespace stock function component with hooks

Lecture 27: No more implicit connection to default namespace

Chapter 2: Lets order Pizza

Lecture 1: Application – we will develop

Lecture 2: Introduction to Mongo DB

Lecture 3: Writing Mongo DB queries

Lecture 4: Creating Socket.IO application using Express JS and Socket.IO – Part I

Lecture 5: Creating Socket.IO application using Express JS and Socket.IO – Part II

Lecture 6: Creating pizza order application using React

Lecture 7: Writing service logic

Lecture 8: Writing component logic – Part – I

Lecture 9: Writing component logic – Part – II

Lecture 10: What problem we may face?

Lecture 11: Migration – Pizza Order Example

Lecture 12: Pizza order function component with hooks

Chapter 3: Developing Technology Voting Real-time Dashboard

Lecture 1: How to solve the problem?

Lecture 2: Writing MongoDB queries

Lecture 3: Creating REST API using Node JS and Express JS framework

Lecture 4: Writing data access logic in REST API

Lecture 5: Consuming DAL in REST API and defining route

Lecture 6: Creating end user Voting application using React JS

Lecture 7: Writing service logic

Lecture 8: Writing component logic

Lecture 9: Configure route and Navigation link

Lecture 10: Creating Socket.IO application using Express JS and Socket.IO – Part I

Lecture 11: Creating Socket.IO application using Express JS and Socket.IO – Part II

Lecture 12: Creating in-house Dashboard application using React JS

Lecture 13: Writing service logic

Lecture 14: Introduction to Highcharts library

Lecture 15: Installing Highcharts library and Creating reusable component

Lecture 16: Add global chart option object

Lecture 17: Visualizing Technology votes using Highcharts chart – Part – I

Lecture 18: Visualizing Technology votes using Highcharts chart – Part – II

Lecture 19: Configure route and Navigation link

Lecture 20: Final Test of the solution with KPI Chart

Lecture 21: Section – 3 Migration Steps

Chapter 4: Course Conclusion

Lecture 1: Course Conclusion

Lecture 2: Migration Conclusion

Instructors

Pravinkumar Dabade
Freelance Consultant and Corporate Trainer

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