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React Application Architecture for Production

Learn best practices and expert tips to deliver enterprise-ready React web apps
Alan Alickovic(Autor*in)
Packt Publishing
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Erschienen am 2. Januar 2023
230 Seiten
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Building large-scale applications in production can be overwhelming with the amount of tooling choices and lack of cohesive resources. To address these challenges, this hands-on guide covers best practices and web application development examples to help you build enterprise-ready applications with React in no time.

Throughout the book, you'll work through a real-life practical example that demonstrates all the concepts covered. You'll learn to build modern frontend applications-built from scratch and ready for production. Starting with an overview of the React ecosystem, the book will guide you in identifying the tools available to solve complex development challenges. You'll then advance to building APIs, components, and pages to form a complete frontend app. The book will also share best practices for testing, securing, and packaging your app in a structured way before finally deploying your app with scalability in mind.

By the end of the book, you'll be able to efficiently build production-ready applications by following industry practices and expert tips.

Key Features

  • Discover solutions to complex problems faced while creating production-ready apps with React
  • Develop scalable React applications with Next.js using a step-by-step approach from analysis to deployment
  • Get an overview of the React ecosystem and identify the best tools to meet your app requirements

    What you will learn

    • Use a good project structure that scales well with your application
    • Create beautiful UIs with Chakra UI and emotion
    • Configure a base Next.js app with static code analysis and Git hooks
    • Learn to mock API endpoints for prototyping, local development and testing
    • Choose an optimal rendering strategy in Next.js based on the page needs
    • Learn to choose the best state management solution for given problem
    • Write unit tests, integration tests and e2e tests in your React Application
    • Deploy your React applications on Vercel

      Who this book is for

      This book is for intermediate-level web developers who already have a solid understanding of JavaScript, React, and web development in general and want to build large-scale React applications effectively. Beginner-level TypeScript experience, along with JavaScript and React, will be beneficial.

      Sprache
      Englisch
      Verlagsort
      Birmingham
      Großbritannien
      Editions-Typ
      Digitale Ausgabe
      Produkt-Hinweis
      Reflowable
      Dateigröße
      4,28 MB
      ISBN-13
      978-1-80107-740-8 (9781801077408)
      Schweitzer Klassifikation
      DNB DDC Sachgruppen
      Dewey Decimal Classfication (DDC)
      BISAC Klassifikation
      Warengruppensystematik 2.0
      • Cover
      • Title Page
      • Copyright and Credits
      • Contributors
      • Table of Contents
      • Preface
      • Chapter 1: Understanding the Architecture of React Applications
      • Benefits of having a good application architecture
      • A good foundation for the project
      • Easier project management
      • Increased development speed and productivity
      • Cost-effectiveness
      • Better product quality
      • Exploring the architectural challenges of React applications
      • What are the challenges when building a React application?
      • Understanding architectural decisions when building React applications
      • Bad architectural decisions
      • Good architectural decisions
      • Planning our application
      • What are we building?
      • Application requirements
      • Data model overview
      • Exploring the technical decisions
      • Summary
      • Chapter 2: Setup and Project Structure Overview
      • Technical requirements
      • Next.js application overview
      • Why Next.js?
      • Next.js application structure
      • TypeScript setup overview and usage
      • Why TypeScript?
      • TypeScript setup
      • Basic TypeScript usage
      • ESLint setup overview
      • Prettier setup overview
      • Pre-committing checks setup overview
      • Project structure overview
      • Features
      • Summary
      • Chapter 3: Building and Documenting Components
      • Technical requirements
      • Chakra UI
      • Chakra UI setup
      • Building components
      • Button
      • InputField
      • Link
      • Storybook
      • Storybook configuration
      • Storybook scripts
      • Documenting components
      • Button stories
      • Exercises
      • Summary
      • Chapter 4: Building and Configuring Pages
      • Technical requirements
      • Next.js routing
      • Next.js rendering strategies
      • Client-side rendering
      • Server-side rendering
      • Next.js SEO
      • Layouts
      • Wrapping JSX of every page with the layout component
      • Attaching the layout to the page component and using it to wrap the entire component
      • Building the pages
      • The public organization details page
      • The public job details page
      • The jobs page in the dashboard
      • The job details page in the dashboard
      • The create job page
      • 404 page
      • Summary
      • Chapter 5: Mocking the API
      • Technical requirements
      • Why is mocking useful?
      • Introduction to MSW
      • Configuration overview
      • Writing our first handler
      • Configuring data models
      • Configuring request handlers for API endpoints
      • API utils
      • Auth handlers
      • Jobs handlers
      • Organizations handlers
      • Summary
      • Chapter 6: Integrating the API into the Application
      • Technical requirements
      • Configuring the API client
      • Configuring React Query
      • Why React Query?
      • Configuring React Query
      • Defining the API layer for the features
      • Jobs
      • Organizations
      • Consuming the API in the application
      • Public organization
      • Public job
      • Dashboard jobs
      • Dashboard job
      • Create job
      • Summary
      • Chapter 7: Implementing User Authentication and Global Notifications
      • Technical requirements
      • Implementing the authentication system
      • Authentication system overview
      • Building authentication features
      • Protecting resources that require the user to be authenticated
      • Implementing notifications
      • Creating the store
      • Creating the UI
      • Integrating and using notifications
      • Summary
      • Chapter 8: Testing
      • Technical requirements
      • Unit testing
      • Integration testing
      • Dashboard jobs page
      • Dashboard job page
      • Job creation page
      • Public organization page
      • Public job page
      • Login page
      • End-to-end testing
      • Dashboard flow
      • Public flow
      • Summary
      • Chapter 9: Configuring CI/CD for Testing and Deployment
      • Technical requirements
      • What is CI/CD?
      • Using GitHub Actions
      • Workflows
      • Events
      • Jobs
      • Actions
      • Runners
      • Configuring the pipeline for testing
      • Code checks job
      • End-to-end testing job
      • Configuring the pipeline for deploying to Vercel
      • Having a Vercel account
      • Disabling GitHub integration for Vercel
      • Linking the project to Vercel
      • Providing environment variables to GitHub Actions
      • Creating the job that will deploy the application
      • Summary
      • Chapter 10: Going Beyond
      • Feature improvements
      • Jobs feature improvements
      • Organization improvements
      • Adding job applications
      • Filtering and paginating lists of data
      • Adding user registration
      • Technical improvements
      • Server-side rendering and caching
      • React Query hydration for SSR
      • Using query key factories
      • Code scaffolding
      • Validating form inputs and API responses with Zod
      • Next.js 13
      • Appendix
      • GraphQL
      • Monorepos
      • Micro frontend architecture
      • Summary
      • Index
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