...get an introduction to Riot.jsRiot.js is a tiny "React-like" micro-library. It is relatively easy to learn because of its simple syntax. While riot is small, it is complete and delivers a ton of functionality in its itty bitty footprint.
Intro to Web Scraping with Node and X-ray
Node and Xray have made web scraping a really simple affair. This video introduces you to the process of scraping all of the "a" tags off of a url and saving them to a .json file. [00:01] I've already NPM installed x-ray. I'm just requiring x-ray here. Make sure to include the dash when you install it or else you'll get a different package entirely. I'll go ahead and create a new x-ray. [00:13] To
React: Flux Architecture (ES5)
Flux is the application architecture that Facebook uses for building client-side web applications. It complements React's composable view components by utilizing a unidirectional data flow. It's more of a pattern rather than a formal framework, and you can start using Flux immediately without a lot of new code. In this series we will explore the Flux Architecture for Facebook's React framework. Fr
React in 7 Minutes
Want a whirlwind tour of facebook's React framework? John starts from scratch and builds an app in React in under 7 minutes. You'll learn about building custom components, using React this.state vs. this.props, and React hooking up events. [00:00] React is all about rendering out some sort of element, say an h1 that says "Hello," and then targeting something on the DOM, like the document body. You
Create a D3 Chart as an Angular Directive
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React Class Component Fundamentals (Legacy)
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Unit testing a React component using Jasmine and Webpack
An introduction on unit testing a ReactJS component using Webpack and Jasmine. Learn how to use Webpack to package and import dependencies plus take advantage of the babel-loader to write a simple Jasmine spec using the latest ES6 syntax. [00:00] In this lesson, I'm going to show you how to test the React component using Jasmine. First thing we're going to do is install React using NPM. Once we've
Use React Components as Children for Other Components
[00:00] Important feature of React is the fact a React component can output or render other React components. We've got a very simple component here. It has a state with a value of text. It's got an update method which is going to update that value of text from an event. [00:15] In our JSX, we're outputting our state.text value. We're also outputting an input and its on-change event is tied to our
Understand Global Namespace in Node.js
In this lesson, we introduce the node global namespace object and demonstrate how global variables in node may not behave the way you think they do. We also briefly discuss the global 'require' object and how it operates in the global namespace. [00:01] In this lesson, we're going to talk about some of the objects that are available to all Node applications, without having to require anything. The
Riot JS - Getting Started with this React-like micro-library
Getting started with Riot JS. We'll discuss riot's compile and mount process and build a small hello world component with simple data-binding. [00:01] Riot.js is a micro framework. It's only three and a half kilobytes. With it you get custom tags, eventing, and rounding, that's all. Otherwise it just gets out of your way and lets you code. I was able to learn the entirety of Riot.js in about two d
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