Introduction to Solid.js framework

• This course is designed for intermediate JS programmers

• Build a simple SOLID application
• Make application components work together and share state
• Use signals, effects and memes
• Interact with the user
• Interact with the backend.

• JavaScript at course level [JS_PROG2]
• Course-level knowledge of how the DOM works in a browser [JS_DOM1]

Introduction

• What is solid
• Development environment
• Hello World
• Project structure

Data presentation

• Show
• Switch / Match
• Dynamic
• For
• Index
• Portal
• CSS styles and classes

Components

• Component targeting
• Lifecycles
• Collaboration and state sharing

Events, signals and status management

• Interaction with the user
• Signals
• Derived signals
• Effects
• Mema
• Store

Backend communication and asynchronous functions

Previous courses

JavaScript II: Advanced techniques [JS_PROG2]

JS_PROG1 - JavaScript I: Basics [JS_PROG1]

Next courses

Communication with server using AJAX and Fetch API [JS_AJAX]

Angular I: Basics [JS_ANGULAR1]

React II: Advanced techniques [JS_REACT2]

React I: Basics [JS_REACT1]

Creating backend applications using Express.js [JS_EXPRESS1]

Asynchronous and reactive programming in JavaScript [JS_ASYNC]

Angular II: Advanced techniques [JS_ANGULAR2]

DOM in JavaScript II: Advanced Techniques [JS_DOM2]

DOM in JavaScript I: Basics [JS_DOM1]

Redux and its implementation in Angular and React applications [JS_REDUXJS1]

Automated testing of JS applications using the Jest library [JS_TEST_JEST]

Introduction to the Svelte framework [JS_SVELTE1]

Creating JS applications using the WebSocket protocol [JS_WEBSOCKET]

Introduction to Vue.js [JS_VUE1]

TypeScript - type checker for JavaScript [JS_TS1]

jQuery Framework [JS_JQUERY]