
Complete Mastery of React Router
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Let's conquer React Router, which is essential for everyone who creates SPAs with React 💪
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react-router-dom, react-router, React
This tutorial will teach you how to create a simple chat app using TypeScript and Electron.

Basic concepts of the Electron framework
Developing Desktop Applications Using TypeScript
Firebase setup and user authentication
Real-time database connection
Creating views using CSS frameworks
Login/Logout Processing
Data transfer and processing
Code refactoring techniques
TypeScript, an open-source project created by Microsoft, is beloved by many JavaScript developers. Used as the base language for Angular and designated as an official development language by Google, TypeScript is easy to learn, easy to use, and offers powerful type-checking capabilities. Many JavaScript projects are migrating to TypeScript. This course, based on the "Electron with TypeScript Hands-On Labs" seminar by the TypeScript Korea User Group held in September 2017, will teach you how to use Electron with TypeScript.
"Building a text-based online messaging app (like Slack)." It's difficult to build something on the same level as Slack in that amount of time. We'll use Firebase to create a simple form for exchanging text messages. Building this using TypeScript will give us a closer feel for the actual task.
Lee Woong-jae
Currently a software engineer at Studio Seed Korea, organizer of Seoul.js.org, current operator of TypeScript Korea User Group, operator of Electron Korea User Group, former head of Vtouch Software Engineering Lab, and former CTO of Triplebay
Who is this course right for?
People interested in web technologies
Anyone who wants to learn desktop application development
Developers who want to use TypeScript and Electron
Anyone who wants to learn real-time database connection using Firebase
People who want to improve their skills through programming practice
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I am a software engineer with 14 years of experience.
I am a software engineer with 14 years of experience.
Since 2021, I have led the Frontend Development Team at NHN Dooray, taking responsibility for the UI of the entire service. Leading the team, I spearheaded the renewal of existing legacy systems (AngularJS, Vue) into React and TypeScript. I am responsible for designing and managing the architecture to enable a large group of over 10 frontend engineers to develop a single product together. Due to the large scale and high complexity of the service, I have utilized a Monorepo for development and operations and worked on shortening deployment cycles by introducing Micro Frontends. I have also actively managed components through Storybook and refined processes to ensure a Design System could be built and effectively utilized.
Previously, at Studio XID, I used TypeScript and Electron to build ProtoPie, an interaction prototyping tool for designers. While working on a single product for about four years, I strove to write high-quality, well-structured code.
I am constantly contemplating and striving to apply better approaches to developing large-scale JavaScript applications. I have been active as a Microsoft MVP (TypeScript),
I am constantly contemplating and striving to apply better directions for developing large-scale JavaScript applications.
I have been active as a Microsoft MVP (TypeScript) and enjoy discussing the latest web technologies with others.
I have led frontend teams in various places and primarily work on backend tasks using functional languages (Clojure) or Node.js.
I have a strong interest in infrastructure automation.
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It explains the content well and makes it easy to understand. However, since Electron itself has been updated, there are some deprecated contents, so rather than using the code provided in the lecture, you need to find the latest official documentation and follow along while writing it yourself. It is not a problem with the lecture, but it seems to be a problem that has arisen because some time has passed since the lecture was released.
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To be honest, there are many shortcomings. Not only was the last lecture update in 2018, but the lecture was not filmed separately for online lectures, but it felt like it was uploaded as it was from a recording of a class somewhere, and even non-lecture content was included. (I wonder if you could have edited and uploaded this part) Compared to other lectures, the price is a bit expensive for the short time, and since it is old content, as someone else commented, you have to look at the official documents and develop it separately.
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