Qwik Crash Course (First Look)

Overview

This course presents a first look at Qwik, an innovative web framework designed for efficient loading of web applications by leveraging the ‘resumability’ concept. Qwik is optimized for server-side rendering, enabling applications to start with the smallest possible footprint. The course highlights how Qwik’s fine-grained lazy loading automatically loads only the necessary code when a user interacts with a page, making it exceptionally fast. Participants learn about Qwik’s component model, event handling, and state management, all constructed to deliver instantaneous experiences on the web. The focus is on setting up a Qwik project, understanding its unique serialization approach, and utilizing its out-of-the-box features to build highly interactive web applications with unparalleled load times.

COURSE DIFFICULTY

Intermediate

SKILLS LEARNED
COURSE OUTLINE

Skills Learned

After completing this online training course, students will be able to:

Understand hydration versus resumability
Set up a new Qwik application
Create page components and define routes
Apply styles within Qwik components
Implement navigation with links and layouts
Manage state in Qwik applications
Handle events within components
Use slots for content distribution
Pass props to child components
Define and use functions with QRLs
Fetch data within Qwik components
Utilize route parameters for dynamic routing
Handle redirects in a Qwik app
Integrate Tailwind CSS with Qwik
Differentiate between useClientEffect and useTask

01. Qwik Crash Course (First Look)

Hydration vs Resumability
Creating a New Qwik App
Page Components & Routes
Using Styles
Links & Layouts
Using State
Event Handlers
Slots
Props
Functions & QRLs
Fetching Data
Route Parameters
Redirects
Adding Tailwind CSS
UseClientEffect vs UseTask

SKILLS LEARNED

Skills Learned

After completing this online training course, students will be able to:

Understand hydration versus resumability
Set up a new Qwik application
Create page components and define routes
Apply styles within Qwik components
Implement navigation with links and layouts
Manage state in Qwik applications
Handle events within components
Use slots for content distribution
Pass props to child components
Define and use functions with QRLs
Fetch data within Qwik components
Utilize route parameters for dynamic routing
Handle redirects in a Qwik app
Integrate Tailwind CSS with Qwik
Differentiate between useClientEffect and useTask

COURSE OUTLINE

01. Qwik Crash Course (First Look)

Hydration vs Resumability
Creating a New Qwik App
Page Components & Routes
Using Styles
Links & Layouts
Using State
Event Handlers
Slots
Props
Functions & QRLs
Fetching Data
Route Parameters
Redirects
Adding Tailwind CSS
UseClientEffect vs UseTask

Qwik Crash Course (First Look)

Overview

Skills Learned

Understand hydration versus resumability

Set up a new Qwik application

Create page components and define routes

Apply styles within Qwik components

Implement navigation with links and layouts

Manage state in Qwik applications

Handle events within components

Use slots for content distribution

Pass props to child components

Define and use functions with QRLs

Fetch data within Qwik components

Utilize route parameters for dynamic routing

Handle redirects in a Qwik app

Integrate Tailwind CSS with Qwik

Differentiate between useClientEffect and useTask

Skills Learned

Understand hydration versus resumability

Set up a new Qwik application

Create page components and define routes

Apply styles within Qwik components

Implement navigation with links and layouts

Manage state in Qwik applications

Handle events within components

Use slots for content distribution

Pass props to child components

Define and use functions with QRLs

Fetch data within Qwik components

Utilize route parameters for dynamic routing

Handle redirects in a Qwik app

Integrate Tailwind CSS with Qwik

Differentiate between useClientEffect and useTask

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