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Overview of Galois connections and their mathematical properties | Overview of Galois connections and their mathematical properties | ||
Formal definition and examples of Galois connections | Formal definition and examples of [[Galois connections]] | ||
Galois connections in functional programming and type theory | Galois connections in [[functional programming]] and [[type theory]] | ||
Module 2: React Hooks Fundamentals | |||
=Module 2: React Hooks Fundamentals= | |||
Introduction to React Hooks and their benefits | Introduction to React Hooks and their benefits | ||
Using state and effect hooks in functional components | Using state and effect hooks in functional components | ||
Building a simple Todo List application with Hooks | Building a simple [[Todo List application]] with [[Hooks]] | ||
=Module 3: Galois Connections in React Hooks= | =Module 3: Galois Connections in React Hooks= | ||
Using Galois connections to abstract state and logic in [[React Hooks]] | |||
Implementing custom hooks using Galois connections | Implementing custom hooks using Galois connections | ||
Building a more advanced Todo List application with Galois connections | Building a more advanced Todo List application with Galois connections | ||
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=Module 4: REPL and Debugging in React= | =Module 4: REPL and Debugging in React= | ||
Setting up a development environment with Create React App and REPL | Setting up a development environment with Create React App and [[REPL]] | ||
Debugging React applications using browser dev tools and REPL | Debugging React applications using browser dev tools and REPL | ||
Using REPL to test and experiment with custom hooks | Using REPL to test and experiment with custom hooks | ||
=Module 5: Advanced Topics in Galois Connections and React Hook | =Module 5: Advanced Topics in Galois Connections and React Hook= | ||
Implementing advanced features in the Todo List application | Implementing advanced features in the Todo List application | ||
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Conclusion and next steps. | Conclusion and next steps. | ||
This outline emphasizes the use of Galois connections to abstract state and logic in React Hooks, while building a Todo List application as a practical example. The use of REPL is integrated throughout the course to help with debugging, testing and experimentation. | This outline emphasizes the use of Galois connections to abstract state and logic in React Hooks, while building a Todo List application as a practical example. The use of REPL is integrated throughout the course to help with debugging, testing and experimentation. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:33, 26 January 2023
Module 1: Introduction to Galois Connections
Overview of Galois connections and their mathematical properties Formal definition and examples of Galois connections Galois connections in functional programming and type theory
Module 2: React Hooks Fundamentals
Introduction to React Hooks and their benefits Using state and effect hooks in functional components Building a simple Todo List application with Hooks
Module 3: Galois Connections in React Hooks
Using Galois connections to abstract state and logic in React Hooks Implementing custom hooks using Galois connections Building a more advanced Todo List application with Galois connections
Module 4: REPL and Debugging in React
Setting up a development environment with Create React App and REPL Debugging React applications using browser dev tools and REPL Using REPL to test and experiment with custom hooks
Module 5: Advanced Topics in Galois Connections and React Hook
Implementing advanced features in the Todo List application Using Galois connections to build reusable and composable components Best practices and tips for continuing to learn and improve
Module 6: Project and Conclusion
Building a final project using the concepts learned in the course Best practices and tips for continuing to learn and improve Conclusion and next steps. This outline emphasizes the use of Galois connections to abstract state and logic in React Hooks, while building a Todo List application as a practical example. The use of REPL is integrated throughout the course to help with debugging, testing and experimentation.
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