React

The Travis CI service is fantastic for open-source projects, however to use it in a private project, we'll need to create a billable account. An open-source CI service called Jenkins (https://jenkins.io) which can take a bit of work to setup (although it's getting a lot easier (https://jenkins.io/projects/blueocean/)). Congrats! We have our application up and running, complete with testing and all. See you tomorrow for our last day! 300

Wrap-up and More Resources  Edit this page on Github (https://github.com/fullstackreact/30-days-of-react/blob/master/day-30/post.md) We've made it! Day 30. Congrats! Now you have enough information to write some very complex applications, integrated with data, styled to perfection, tested and deployed. Welcome to the final day! Congrats! You've made it! The final component of our trip through React-land is a call to get involved. The React community is active, growing, and friendly. Check out the community projects on Github at: https://github.com/reactjs (https://github.com/reactjs) We've covered a lot of material in the past 30 days. The high-level topics we discussed in our first 30 days: 1. JSX and what it is, from the ground up. 2. Building components a. Static b. Data-driven components c. Stateful and stateless components d. Pure components e. The inherent tree-based structure of the virtual DOM 3. The React component lifecycle 4. How to build reusable and self-documenting components 5. How to make our components stylish using native React proptypes as well as third party libraries 6. Adding interaction to our components 7. How to use create-react-app to bootstrap our apps 8. How to integrate data from an API server, including a look at promises 301

9. We worked through the Flux architecture 10. Integrated Redux in our application, including how middleware works 11. We integrated testing strategies in our app a. Unit testing b. End-to-end testing c. Functional testing 12. We discussed deployment and extending our application to support multi-environment deployments 13. We added continuous integration in our deployment chain. 14. Client-side routing There is so much more! Although we covered a lot of topics in our first 30 days, there is so much more! How do we know? We wrote a book (https://www.fullstackreact.com)! Interested in reading more and going deeper with React? Definitely check it out. Not only do we cover in-depth the topics we briefly introduced in our first 30 days, we go into a ton of other content, including (but not limited to): Using graphql and how to build a GraphQL server Relay and React How to use React to build a React Native application How to extend React Native to use our own custom modules An in-depth, much more comprehensive review of testing, from unit tests through view tests A deep look into components, from an internals perspective Advanced routing and dealing with production routing Forms forms forms! We cover form validations, from basic form inputs through validating and integrating with Redux And much much much more. Just check out the book page at www.fullstackreact.com (https://www.fullstackreact.com) for more details. Congrats on making it to day 30! Time to celebrate! 302

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