Reddit

Want to learn React? The best way is to build real startups. In this course, we'll build an online community like Reddit, with React, Ionic, and Firebase.

Released November 30, 2020.

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One Codebase. Every Platform.

We'll start from scratch and build production-ready apps for Web, iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows. See for yourself exactly what you'll be learning to build by checking out the demo yourself.

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What's included...

Welcome

1. What We're Building

2 mins
74.5 MB

Preview

Tooling

2. Installing Hyper, iTerm2, or Terminal

1 min
13.6 MB

3. Installing Node

1 min
18 MB

4. Installing VSCode

2 mins
19.7 MB

5. Installing Ionic

1 min
13.9 MB

6. Installing Firebase

1 min
13.9 MB

7. Installing GitHub

1 min
7.06 MB

Architecture

8. Project Start

2 mins
34.2 MB

9. Assets and Theme

5 mins
110 MB

10. Routing and Tabs

8 mins
183 MB

11. Header Components

5 mins
104 MB

12. Firebase Setup

4 mins
57.6 MB

Authentication

13. Firebase Authentication

3 mins
62.6 MB

14. Authentication Pages

11 mins
247 MB

15. useForm Hook

6 mins
130 MB

16. Signup Page and Validation

9 mins
209 MB

17. Login Page and Validation

4 mins
94.5 MB

18. Reset Password Page and Validation

4 mins
83.4 MB

19. useAuth and UserContext

4 mins
85 MB

20. Profile Page

7 mins
176 MB

21. Edit Profile Page and Validation

9 mins
269 MB

Communities

22. Submit Communities with Firebase Firestore

9 mins
198 MB

23. Firebase Storage and File Uploads

12 mins
318 MB

24. Communities List

9 mins
193 MB

25. Community Item

4 mins
71.7 MB

26. Community Page

10 mins
248 MB

Posts

27. Create Posts with Firebase Firestore

9 mins
198 MB

28. Post List

9 mins
193 MB

29. Post Item

4 mins
71.7 MB

30. Post Page

10 mins
248 MB

Post Upvotes and Post Comments

31. Post Upvotes

11 mins
295 MB

32. Post Comments

15 mins
489 MB

Search

33. Search Page

7 mins
181 MB

Deployment

34. Web App Deployment with Firebase Hosting

4 mins
61.8 MB

35. iOS Deployment with Capacitor

3 mins
46.9 MB

36. Android Deployment with Capacitor

3 mins
43.7 MB

37. Mac and Windows Deployment with Electron and Capacitor

1 min
16.5 MB

I'm wondering...

How long will I have access to the course?

If you are getting access during our Free 1 week offer, you'll get lifetime access.

In addition, SolidSail Membership gives you access to all of our courses as long as you are a member.

What stack are we using?

React: JavaScript library for building user interfaces
Firebase: Serverless framework that lets you automatically run backend code
Ionic: UI toolkit for building mobile and desktop apps using web technologies
Capacitor: Native SDKs on iOS, Android, Electron, and the Web with one code base

Why did you choose this stack?

We optimize for building minimum viable products (MVPs), which means we build in a way that aims for easy implementation, low maintenance, and maximum flexibility. Ionic lets us use one codebase to build across every platform and benefit from a rich set of UI components. Firebase gives us a serverless framework to help us out with an authentication, database, and storage.

What other courses do you offer?

We have upcoming courses to build different startups like Hacker News, Product Hunt, Slack, Airbnb, and Uber. You can check out our storefront to see our other classes. These courses are coming soon and you can sign up to get notified about their upcoming release.

What if I have other questions?

Feel free to use the chat bubble on the page to message us directly. Or email us at admin@solidsail.com. We'll get back to you ASAP!

Master React by Building Reddit

Want to learn React? The best way is to build real startups. In this course, we'll build an online community like Reddit, with React, Ionic, and Firebase.

Join 6,352 students on SolidSail.

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