Registration open
September 2026 weekend batch
Sat, 5 Sept, 2026, 10:00 am
- Schedule
- Sat–Sun, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM IST
- Delivery
- Online
- Trainer
- Shrenik Shah
- Fee
- ₹5,400
- Capacity
- 20 participants
DTA-10AvailableJavaScript & webReactTypeScriptViteReact RouterTanStack QueryVitestTesting Library
React Application Development
Build a React application against a real API — typed, tested and fast on a mid-range phone
- Fee
- ₹5,400
- Duration
- 36 guided hours
- Level
- Core
- Mode
- Online / Offline
Designed for
- Developers who can write JavaScript and want to build real interfaces
- Backend developers who need to own the frontend of their own API
- Freshers targeting product firms and agencies
Course curriculum
8 progressive modules
Duration: 36 guided hours
- Foundation
- Intermediate
- Advanced
FoundationSessions 1–3
The JavaScript React assumes you know
- Modules, destructuring, spread and the array methods used constantly
- Promises, async and await, and the error handling people skip
- Immutability, and why React depends on it
- TypeScript basics — types, interfaces, unions and inference
- Typing an API response so the compiler catches a rename
What you will build
A typed client for a real API where changing a field name breaks the build rather than the page.
Module 1
FoundationSessions 1–3
The JavaScript React assumes you know
- Modules, destructuring, spread and the array methods used constantly
- Promises, async and await, and the error handling people skip
- Immutability, and why React depends on it
- TypeScript basics — types, interfaces, unions and inference
- Typing an API response so the compiler catches a rename
What you will build
A typed client for a real API where changing a field name breaks the build rather than the page.
Module 1
Learning outcomes
What you will be able to do
- 01Build components that a second developer can change without breaking
- 02Type an API boundary so a backend rename fails the build, not the page
- 03Choose where state lives, and remove the state that should never have existed
- 04Manage server state with caching, invalidation and optimistic updates
View all 7 learning outcomes
- Design the loading, empty and error states rather than discovering them
- Navigate your own application with a keyboard alone
- Cut a bundle and prove the saving with a measurement
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Register your interestWho teaches this
Learn with experienced practitioners
All trainers and mentorsEach batch is assigned its own trainer from this group, named before you enrol.
Vishal Shah
Founder & Principal Trainer
Two decades building and teaching commerce, banking and cloud platforms — still writing code
- Java & Spring Boot microservices
- TypeScript, React, Angular & Next.js
- Composable commerce (commercetools)
Shrenik Shah
Principal Trainer
Cloud and AI architect who has upskilled over 5,000 engineers in Java, React, Python and cloud
- Python — Django, Flask, GenAI & agentic workflows
- Java & Spring Boot
- React & Angular, micro-frontend architecture
Detailed course information
Full course brief
Plenty of React courses end when a component renders. The gap employers complain about starts after that: state that tangles, a page that is unusable with a keyboard, and a bundle nobody has ever measured.
You build one application across the whole course and finish with it deployed, talking to a real API rather than a mock.
What makes this different
TypeScript from the first session, not as a later upgrade. The four states of every screen — loading, empty, error, success — are designed rather than discovered. And the accessibility work is checked, not asserted.
Who this is for
You need to be comfortable with basic programming. JavaScript experience helps but is not assumed; the first three sessions cover what React relies on.
Where it leads
The frontend group of Full-Stack Developer — Java, and the core of Frontend Developer — React.
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Where this leads
Step 6 of 6
Java Full-Stack Developer · 3–4 months
Step 1 of 1
React Frontend Developer · 5–7 months
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