React JS Frontend Developer

Frontend developers design a website's user-facing aspects, transforming designs into practical web pages using languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. TechPro's course gives you thorough frontend development skills, preparing you for different roles.

What is ReactJS?

ReactJS is a powerful JavaScript library that enables developers to build dynamic user interfaces (UI) for web applications. Created by Facebook, React allows for the development of reusable UI components that manage their own state, making it easier to create interactive and complex applications.

React employs a virtual DOM (Document Object Model) to optimize rendering and enhance performance. When changes occur in the app, React updates only the necessary components rather than the entire DOM, significantly speeding up the process and improving the user experience.

What is NextJS?

NextJS is a framework built on top of ReactJS, offering additional features for server-side rendering and static site generation. This allows developers to create highly performant, SEO-friendly applications that can load quickly and efficiently.

Some key features of NextJS include:

1. Automatic Code Splitting: Only the necessary code is loaded, improving load times and performance.
2. Server-Side Rendering (SSR): Pages can be rendered on the server for faster initial load times and improved SEO.
3. Static Site Generation (SSG): Pre-rendering pages at build time for optimal performance and user experience.
4. API Routes: Allows developers to create backend functionality within the NextJS application seamlessly.

Who is a Frontend Developer and What Do They Do?

A Frontend Developer specializes in creating the visual and interactive elements of websites and applications. They work on the client side of web development, focusing on the components that users interact with directly. Their primary goal is to provide a seamless user experience by ensuring that the application is visually appealing and functions smoothly.

Frontend Developers are responsible for:

1. Transforming Designs into Functional Web Pages: They take design prototypes and convert them into real, interactive web pages using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
2. Creating User Interfaces: Building intuitive and engaging interfaces that allow users to navigate the application easily.
3. Ensuring Responsiveness: Developing applications that work well across different devices and screen sizes.
4. Optimizing Performance: Implementing techniques to ensure fast load times and smooth interactions.

Why Choose ReactJS and NextJS?

There are several reasons to choose ReactJS and NextJS for frontend development:

1. Component-Based Architecture: React's design allows developers to create encapsulated components that manage their own state, making code reusable and easier to maintain.
2. Strong Community Support: Both React and NextJS have large, active communities, providing abundant resources, libraries, and tools that help developers solve problems quickly.
3. Efficiency and Speed: The use of a virtual DOM in React leads to faster updates and rendering, improving the overall performance of web applications.
4. SEO Optimization with NextJS: With server-side rendering and static site generation, NextJS applications are inherently more SEO-friendly, leading to better visibility on search engines.

Why Choose a Bootcamp for ReactJS and NextJS?

A bootcamp is an excellent choice for those looking to quickly gain practical skills in ReactJS and NextJS due to several advantages:

1. Accelerated Learning: Bootcamps provide an immersive learning experience, allowing students to cover essential topics in a short amount of time.
2. Hands-on Projects: Participants work on real-world projects that simulate actual job tasks, building a portfolio that showcases their skills to potential employers.
3. Expert Guidance: Students learn from experienced instructors who can offer insights into industry best practices and provide personalized feedback.
4. Networking Opportunities: Bootcamps often facilitate connections with industry professionals and other learners, opening doors for internships and job opportunities.
5. Career Support Services: Our bootcamps provide assistance with job placements, resume building, and interview preparation, helping students transition into the workforce successfully.

Why TechPro Education?

1. Industry Experience
   The founders of TechPro Education work at renowned IT companies worldwide, such as Bank of America, Mastercard, and Boats Group, in the USA. With the advantage of being at the very center of the industry, we closely monitor new trends and developments and incorporate them into our training programs immediately.As a result, TechPro Education has been recognized as one of the Best Software Bootcamps in 2023 by the independent evaluation organization Career Karma. (https://careerkarma.com/rankings/best-coding-bootcamps/)

2. Extensive Network
   For over four years, we have built a vast technology and career-focused network with thousands of our graduates, providing support during your education and job search process.

3. Career Support
   Our career coaches are with you from the moment you start the course until you land your first job, with personalized career plans. We provide one-on-one guidance and training in essential areas for those aiming for a career in the IT sector, such as resume and CV preparation, LinkedIn profile creation, and interview preparation, making your career goals achievable.

4. Mentorship Services
   Our mentors are available during weekly sessions and whenever you need them. They follow your learning process closely, helping you fill in knowledge gaps and providing solutions to your problems. Additionally, they offer consulting for the projects you will undertake during the course and for preparing for job interviews.

5. Technical Support
   Our professional technical team intervenes immediately to resolve all your technical issues, starting from installation and access, eliminating obstacles that prevent you from focusing on your education.

6. Flexible Day & Evening Class Hours
   Most of TechPro Education’s programs offer both day and evening class options, allowing you to choose the time frame that works best for you.

7. Course Options in Turkish and English
   Students enrolling in our programs offered in both Turkish and English receive free access to recorded lessons in the other language.

8. Small Study Groups
   At TechPro Education, there’s no room for issues like “I didn’t understand this topic” or “I fell behind in class.” We create small study groups for students who have difficulties with topics or have missed classes for any reason, ensuring you don’t fall behind.

9. Rich Digital Documentation
   We provide interview and certification exam preparation documents, such as the Java Question Bank and Salesforce Apex Question Bank, prepared by our expert instructors, completely free of charge. Additionally, we organize our lesson recordings by topic and create short videos to assist you.

10. Project-Based Training
    You will have the opportunity to apply what you learn through numerous mini-projects throughout the training, culminating in a comprehensive capstone project at the end of the course.

11. University Diploma from the UK
    Through our collaboration with Richmond College in the UK, all our students will receive a two-year university education in the UK by completing the assignments and exams set by Richmond College after graduating from TechPro Education, without taking any additional classes. Those interested can earn a globally recognized full bachelor’s degree in “IT and Computing” by studying for just one year at Richmond College or another university in the UK. Richmond College offers this opportunity to TechPro Education graduates with discounts of up to 60% off the regular tuition fee. For more detailed information, you can check our Richmond College page.

12. Additional Foreign Language Training
    Through our partnership with Lena Schools in the USA, we offer all students enrolled in any of our courses free access to Rosetta Stone’s English and 23 other foreign language training programs.

13. Collaboration with the Germany Job Center
    With the accreditation we received from the Job Center in Germany, our students living in Germany now have the opportunity to receive training from TechPro Education completely FREE of charge. Our students in Germany will focus solely on their dream careers, free from concerns about costs and job placement, thanks to the courses we offer, which are approved by the Job Center.

How long will the course last?

Our Frontend Developer course lasts a total of 18 weeks.

What Topics Are Covered in the Course?

ITF

IT Fundamentals refer to basic knowledge of the key concepts in information technology (IT) and their understanding. It provides a base for individuals in different areas of information technology and offers the basis for further training and specialist preparation.

HTML (Text-Based Markup)

HTML stands for "text-based markup.”. The HTML standard creates the web page's structure and content. It provides a set of tags which define the various elements of a website, for example, the title, the paragraph, the link, the image, the table, and the form.

CSS

The Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) language describes how a web page should look. It lets developers change the letter style, colour, text organization, position, and the way that HTML elements respond, among other things.

Bootstrap

Bootstrap is an open-source CSS system that provides pre-built elements and style to make the development of the front end simpler. It offers grids that respond, parts of the user screen (e.g., buttons, forms, bars for navigating) and Javascript plugins to create mobile-friendly and attractive sites with visual appeal.

JavaScript

Javascript is an open-source programming language which adds communication and dynamic behavior to websites. It allows front-end developers to build interactive features, interact with users, control a DOM model, request APIs, and create complex web apps.

SASS (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets)

SASS is a CSS preprocessor that extends the abilities of CSS. It introduces features like variable elements, creating nests, mixins, and functions, which improve the efficiency and organization of writing CSS code. SASS files are organized into regular CSS files to help make them compatible with different broswers.

Webpack

Webpack combines systems for web applications. It takes several systems, such as Javascript, CSS, and other resources, and packages them into an improved file that can serve the user. Webpack supports different features, such as code split, hot system replacement, and the loader transfer of code.

ReactJS

React is a JavaScript library used for the development of user connections. It enables developers to build UI components that can be used again and to efficiently manage the state of the application. React used a component-based architecture and a virtual DOM (Document Object Model) to efficiently display and update UI elements.

Redux Toolkit

Redux Toolkit is a well-reviewed official package for working with Redux, a predictable state management library for JavaScript applications. Redux Toolkit makes the setup and use of Redux simpler by providing convenient abstractions, such as createSlice, createAsyncThunk, and configureStore, to handle state management more efficiently.

React Testing

React testing refers mainly to writing tests for a React element to make sure it works well, is reliable, and that maintenance is regularly updated. React can be tested using different libraries and systems, such as Jest and the React testing library. These tools allow for testing of the React element's unit, the way it is included, and the connection with the user.

Next.js

Next.js is a powerful React framework that simplifies the development of modern web applications. It extends React by providing features such as server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and API routes, making it an essential tool for creating fast, SEO-friendly, and scalable web applications.

Deployment

Deployment refers to making a website or web application available to users on the internet. It involves programming servers, uploading code and elements like sound and pictures, setting up databases, and ensuring the proper functioning of the application in a production environment.

Docker

Docker is an open-source platform that allows developers to package applications and dependent elements into containers. Containers offer a well organized and separate platform for running applications, making it simpler to deploy and scale applications across various systems and locations.

AWS (Amazon Web Services)

AWS is Amazon's cloud computer platform with tools for web app development, internal structure management, and more. Services include storage, computer actions, databases, using computers with no servers, and content delivery.

Internship project

At the end of the course, you will have the opportunity to apply HTML, CSS, SASS, React, Next.js, JavaScript, and all the tools and technologies you learned—such as GitHub, Jira, SDLC, and HTML—in a 1-month capstone project within environments that simulate real-world conditions.

During the project, you will fully grasp the Agile philosophy used by professional software development companies and gain hands-on experience with Scrum methodologies, which represent the practical implementation of this approach.

What Job Titles Can I Apply For After Completing the Course?

Upon completion of the ReactJS and NextJS course at TechPro Education, you will be well-prepared to pursue a variety of job titles, such as:

• Frontend Developer
• Web Developer
• UI Developer
• Web Designer/UI/UX Designer
• Freelance Web Developer
• React Developer
• NextJs Developer
• JavaScript Developer

What Is the Average Salary for a Frontend Developer?

The average salary for a frontend developer in the United States typically ranges around $112,000 per year. However, this figure can vary based on experience, location, and specific skill sets, such as proficiency in ReactJS and NextJS. (Source: indeed.com)