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Nitish Kumar ReactJS, HTML
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An experienced ReactJS instructor, I have a passion for teaching and helping others develop their skills in building dynamic, interactive web applications. With extensive knowledge in React, JavaScript, and modern web development, I have worked with a variety of students, from beginners to advanced developers, guiding them through the intricacies of React and helping them become proficient in building cutting-edge web applications.
I specialize in breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand, actionable steps, ensuring that students grasp the core principles of React, including JSX, components, props, state, hooks, and more. My teaching methodology emphasizes hands-on learning, where students are encouraged to apply the concepts they learn through coding exercises and real-world projects. I believe that the best way to learn is by doing, and I strive to create an engaging and supportive environment where students feel comfortable experimenting and asking questions.
In my classes, I cover essential topics such as:
React Basics: Understanding how to set up a React environment, the role of JSX, and the importance of components in building React applications. I guide students in creating their first components and building simple applications to familiarize themselves with React’s core concepts.
State and Props: I help students understand the flow of data in React applications, including how state and props are used to manage and pass data between components. We delve into controlled vs. uncontrolled components and how to handle user input effectively in a React app.
Event Handling: React’s event handling system is a core part of creating interactive applications. I cover how to manage user interactions like clicks, form submissions, and keyboard events in a clean and efficient manner.
React Hooks: A modern addition to React, hooks allow for the management of state and side effects in function components. I teach students how to use hooks such as useState, useEffect, and custom hooks to enhance their functional components and make their applications more dynamic.
React Router: Routing is a key aspect of any multi-page application, and I ensure that students are comfortable with setting up and using React Router for navigation. We cover both basic and advanced routing concepts, such as nested routes, URL parameters, and query strings.
Forms and Validation: Managing forms in React can be tricky, especially when it comes to validation. I teach students how to create forms, manage form data, and implement validation using both native React techniques and external libraries like Formik and Yup.
State Management: As applications grow, managing state can become challenging. I introduce students to state management solutions like Redux, Context API, and useReducer, helping them choose the right approach based on the complexity of their application.
API Integration: In modern web applications, working with APIs is essential. I guide students through fetching data from REST APIs using fetch and axios, handling asynchronous data flows, and managing errors in API requests.
React Best Practices: Writing clean, maintainable, and scalable code is essential for long-term project success. I teach students React best practices, such as component reusability, separating concerns, avoiding prop drilling, and maintaining a well-organized project structure.
Performance Optimization: Performance can make or break an application, especially as it scales. I help students understand how to optimize their React apps using techniques such as lazy loading, memoization, code splitting, and effective use of the React DevTools.
Testing in React: Writing tests is crucial to ensure the stability and quality of applications. I introduce students to testing libraries like Jest and React Testing Library, teaching them how to write unit tests, snapshot tests, and integration tests to verify the functionality of their components.
Deployment and Hosting: Once students have built their React application, the next step is to get it live. I guide them through the process of deploying React applications to platforms like Netlify, Vercel, and GitHub Pages, ensuring their work can be shared with the world.
Version Control with Git: Knowing how to use Git effectively is a crucial skill for any developer. I ensure that students understand how to use Git for version control, teaching them about branches, pull requests, merge conflicts, and collaborative workflows.
Responsive Design: A great React app works well across all devices, and I teach students how to make their applications responsive using CSS, Flexbox, Grid, and libraries like Bootstrap and Material-UI. I emphasize the importance of mobile-first design and ensuring accessibility for all users.
I specialize in breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand, actionable steps, ensuring that students grasp the core principles of React, including JSX, components, props, state, hooks, and more. My teaching methodology emphasizes hands-on learning, where students are encouraged to apply the concepts they learn through coding exercises and real-world projects. I believe that the best way to learn is by doing, and I strive to create an engaging and supportive environment where students feel comfortable experimenting and asking questions.
In my classes, I cover essential topics such as:
React Basics: Understanding how to set up a React environment, the role of JSX, and the importance of components in building React applications. I guide students in creating their first components and building simple applications to familiarize themselves with React’s core concepts.
State and Props: I help students understand the flow of data in React applications, including how state and props are used to manage and pass data between components. We delve into controlled vs. uncontrolled components and how to handle user input effectively in a React app.
Event Handling: React’s event handling system is a core part of creating interactive applications. I cover how to manage user interactions like clicks, form submissions, and keyboard events in a clean and efficient manner.
React Hooks: A modern addition to React, hooks allow for the management of state and side effects in function components. I teach students how to use hooks such as useState, useEffect, and custom hooks to enhance their functional components and make their applications more dynamic.
React Router: Routing is a key aspect of any multi-page application, and I ensure that students are comfortable with setting up and using React Router for navigation. We cover both basic and advanced routing concepts, such as nested routes, URL parameters, and query strings.
Forms and Validation: Managing forms in React can be tricky, especially when it comes to validation. I teach students how to create forms, manage form data, and implement validation using both native React techniques and external libraries like Formik and Yup.
State Management: As applications grow, managing state can become challenging. I introduce students to state management solutions like Redux, Context API, and useReducer, helping them choose the right approach based on the complexity of their application.
API Integration: In modern web applications, working with APIs is essential. I guide students through fetching data from REST APIs using fetch and axios, handling asynchronous data flows, and managing errors in API requests.
React Best Practices: Writing clean, maintainable, and scalable code is essential for long-term project success. I teach students React best practices, such as component reusability, separating concerns, avoiding prop drilling, and maintaining a well-organized project structure.
Performance Optimization: Performance can make or break an application, especially as it scales. I help students understand how to optimize their React apps using techniques such as lazy loading, memoization, code splitting, and effective use of the React DevTools.
Testing in React: Writing tests is crucial to ensure the stability and quality of applications. I introduce students to testing libraries like Jest and React Testing Library, teaching them how to write unit tests, snapshot tests, and integration tests to verify the functionality of their components.
Deployment and Hosting: Once students have built their React application, the next step is to get it live. I guide them through the process of deploying React applications to platforms like Netlify, Vercel, and GitHub Pages, ensuring their work can be shared with the world.
Version Control with Git: Knowing how to use Git effectively is a crucial skill for any developer. I ensure that students understand how to use Git for version control, teaching them about branches, pull requests, merge conflicts, and collaborative workflows.
Responsive Design: A great React app works well across all devices, and I teach students how to make their applications responsive using CSS, Flexbox, Grid, and libraries like Bootstrap and Material-UI. I emphasize the importance of mobile-first design and ensuring accessibility for all users.
Subjects
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JavaScript Beginner-Expert
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React Front-end development Beginner-Expert
Experience
No experience mentioned.
Education
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Website design and development (Sep, 2020–Apr, 2021) from Humber College- Toronto
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Bachelors of Engineering (Sep, 2008–Jun, 2012) from PUNJAB TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, Kapurthala
Fee details
CA$10–15/hour (US$7.04–10.56/hour)
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3900 Confederation Pkwy, Mississauga, ON L5B 0M3, Canada
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Can travel:
No
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- Last login: Sep 25
- Registered: Sep 12
- Total Teaching exp: 2.0 yrs.
- Teaches online: Yes
- Online Teaching exp: 2.0 yrs.
- Teaches at student's home: No
- Homework Help: No
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Gender: Male
- Works as: Individual teacher
- Speaks: English
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Fee:CA$10–15/hour(USD 7.04–10.56/hour)
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