18 Sep 2017
In part 2 of this tutorial, we make our online store's React components functional so that we can add (and remove) items to the cart and checkout using the Stripe Orders API.
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The Complete React on Rails 5 Course
17 Sep 2017
Learn to build an online store with cart functionality using Rails 5.1, React.js, Stripe Orders API and Stripe Checkout.
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The Complete React on Rails 5 Course
Learn to build and launch a real online store in this 11-minute video tutorial. We will build a simple store which accepts payments through Stripe checkout.js and deploy it to Heroku.
04 Sep 2017
In part 2 of the ActionCable and React tutorial, we’ll rebuild the frontend of a Rails 5.1 chat app using React components.
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The Complete React on Rails 5 Course
03 Sep 2017
In the first part of this 2-part tutorial, learn how to build a chat app with Rails 5.1 and ActionCable. We'll use devise and Github omniauth for user authentication.
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The Complete React on Rails 5 Course
In this hands-on video tutorial, you'll learn how to animate a React component using the React Transition Group library. This tutorial builds upon a previous tutorial on How to make an Idea board app using a Rails 5 API and React.js.
You'll also get access to the complete code.
Build an Idea board app with a Rails 5.1 API app and a separate frontend React app built using Create React App. The tutorial covers stateless functional components, class-based components, use of axios for making API calls, immutability-helper and more.
11 Aug 2017
In Part 3 of the Fitness dashboard series based on the Fitbit API, we add some time series bar charts using the Recharts component library and a friends leaderboard.
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The Complete React on Rails 5 Course
10 Aug 2017
In part 2, we display lifetime statistics and achievement badges from the Fitbit API. We use axios for fetching data and make use of class-based and stateless functional components.
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The Complete React on Rails 5 Course
06 Aug 2017
Learn to build a fitness dashboard app with the Fitbit API using a Rails 5.1 app with inbuilt React support. Connect to the Fitbit API, pull in user data and display it in a dashboard showing statistics and charts built with React components.
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The Complete React on Rails 5 Course
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