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Libraries and Frameworks for Frontend Development

Learn the two frameworks front-end teams hire for: React components, JSX, hooks and Redux, then Angular modules, data binding, directives, pipes and forms - and finish by building a complete, responsive website for your portfolio.

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Learn by building

12 assignments and a peer-reviewed website you keep

Certificate included

Shareable on LinkedIn the day you finish

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01 About the course

A build-first course in modern front-end frameworks.

Three modules - React, Angular, and a complete website that brings them together.

3
Modules
React, Angular, final project
47
Video lessons
Short, code-along lectures
12
Assignments
Plus a peer-reviewed project
15h
Total learning time
Self-paced, flexible deadlines

Libraries and Frameworks for Frontend Development teaches you to build robust and scalable web applications using React and Angular - the fundamental concepts of front-end development and how to create dynamic, interactive user interfaces.

You start with React - components, state, props and JSX, then hooks and Redux - before moving to Angular's components, modules, directives, services and templates. The final module brings it all together: you build a full-fledged website, component by component, and submit it for peer review.

It's the final course of Board Infinity's Build Website with HTML, JavaScript, AngularJS, and React specialization on Coursera, and learners rate it 4.4 out of 5.

Inside the course
01React for Frontend Development≈ 5h 02Angular for Frontend Development≈ 6h 03Building a Dynamic Website≈ 4h
02 Who it's for

Built for people ready to move past plain HTML and JavaScript.

If you can build a basic page and want to build real applications, the course was written with you in mind.

Aspiring devs

Aspiring front-end developers

Move from HTML, CSS and JavaScript to the frameworks front-end job descriptions ask for.

JS devs

JavaScript developers

Add React and Angular to your toolkit and learn when each one is the right choice.

Designers

Web designers

Turn your layouts into dynamic, responsive interfaces built from reusable components.

Switchers

Career switchers

Finish with a peer-reviewed website you can put in a portfolio and talk through in interviews.

03 What you'll build

Four things you'll build. Real components, real frameworks.

This is a build-first course - every module ends with code you wrote, not just concepts you watched.

Module 1

An interactive React UI

Components with JSX, props and state, wired to an API with useEffect and shared through useContext.

Module 1

App state with Redux

Predictable state management for a growing React application, applied to real use cases.

Module 2

Angular components and forms

Data binding, directives and pipes, plus template-driven and reactive forms in a modular app.

Module 3

A complete portfolio website

Navbar, home, tech stack, experience and project sections with scroll-to-top - peer reviewed.

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Pick your framework path

React, Angular, or both - based on the roles you're targeting.

Review your code

Your components, state and project structure checked line by line.

Polish your portfolio

Turn the final project into something that stands out to recruiters.

Aim it at a role

Which front-end roles this opens, and what to learn next.

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04 Syllabus

Three modules, from first component to a live website.

About 15 hours end to end, fully self-paced. Every module lists its learning objectives, its content, and what you'll walk out with.

47 videos 9 readings 12 assignments + peer review ≈ 15 hours
Learning objectives - by the end of this module you can:
  • Explain React fundamentals and the Virtual DOM, and set up a project
  • Build components with JSX, props and state
  • Use the useEffect and useContext hooks, and make API calls
  • Manage application state with React Redux
What's inside
18 videos86 min
4 readings100 min
4 assignments + 1 plugin110 min
Topics covered
Virtual DOM JSX Components, props & state useEffect & API calls useContext React Redux
You'll build: interactive React interfaces - from components and JSX to hooks, API calls and Redux.
Learning objectives - by the end of this module you can:
  • Explain the Angular life cycle, decorators, components and modules
  • Apply one-way and two-way data binding, interpolation and event binding
  • Use structural directives such as ngIf and ngStyle
  • Transform data with pipes and build template-driven and reactive forms
What's inside
21 videos97 min
4 readings120 min
5 assignments120 min
Topics covered
Life cycle & decorators Components & modules Data binding (ngModel) ngIf & ngStyle directives Pipes Template-driven & reactive forms
You'll build: modular, maintainable Angular applications with components, binding, directives and forms.
Learning objectives - by the end of this module you can:
  • Plan a front-end project and set up its folder structure
  • Build navbar, home, tech stack, experience and project components
  • Add interactive features such as scroll-to-top
  • Complete and submit a peer-reviewed front-end website
What's inside
8 videos86 min
1 reading10 min
3 assignments + 1 peer-reviewed project165 min
Topics covered
Project overview Folder structure Navbar & home components Tech stack & experience sections Project component Scroll to top
You'll build: a complete front-end website, peer reviewed and ready for your portfolio.
05 Tools & skills

Master the frameworks that run the modern web.

The tools you work in, and the skills you leave with.

UI library

React

Components, JSX, props, state and hooks - the library behind most interactive UIs.

State

Redux

Predictable application state that keeps larger React apps easy to reason about.

Framework

Angular

Modules, components, data binding, directives, pipes and forms in one full framework.

Final project

Your website

A responsive, component-based site you build end to end and submit for peer review.

Skills you leave with

Twelve skills from the course, grouped the way front-end work actually splits - the frameworks, the build, and the quality.

Frameworks

Knowing both lets you join almost any front-end team.

  • React.js
  • Angular
  • Application frameworks
  • UI components

Web development

Putting the pieces together into a working site.

  • Front-end web development
  • Web development
  • Web design and development
  • Frontend integration

Quality & UX

The difference between a demo and an app people enjoy using.

  • Responsive web design
  • User interface (UI)
  • Maintainability
  • State management
Certificate

Proof you can link to.

Finish the graded work and Board Infinity issues a shareable certificate through Coursera - add it to your LinkedIn profile, resume or CV.

Issued on completion of the graded quizzes and the peer-reviewed final project. As the final course, it completes the specialization certificate as well.

On your profile in one click

Filed under Licenses & Certifications, where recruiters actually look.

Share it anywhere

On social media and in your next performance review.

Earned, not attended

Awarded on graded quizzes and a peer-reviewed project - it certifies what you built.

Two names on it

Board Infinity as the provider, Coursera as the platform.

06 Career impact

Every product team has one question: who here can build the interface?

These are the roles that rely on exactly this skill set.

Where these skills are in demand

Front-End Developer

The role this course maps to most directly: building the interfaces users see and touch.

React Developer

Components, hooks and Redux - the core of most React job descriptions.

Angular Developer

Modular enterprise applications with data binding, directives and forms.

UI Developer

Turning designs into reusable, responsive UI components.

Web Developer

Building and maintaining dynamic websites for clients and businesses.

Junior Full-Stack Developer

The front-end half of full-stack work, ready to pair with a backend.

Front-End Engineer (Product)

Shipping features fast in product teams where maintainable code matters.

Freelance Web Developer

Delivering client websites end to end - with a portfolio project to show from day one.

The honest comparison

What you're actually paying for

Every topic in this course exists free somewhere on the internet. Nobody is pretending otherwise. What a course adds is the order you learn it in, the practice that makes it stick, and something to show at the end.

What you get
This course
DIY with free content
A sequenced learning pathReact → Angular → project
3 modules that build on each other
Random tutorials, no sequence
Practice with feedbackLearning that sticks
12 assignments + peer review
Code nobody ever reviews
Portfolio projectSomething to demo
A complete, working website
Half-finished tutorial apps
Two frameworksNot just one
React and Angular, side by side
Guessing which one to learn
Proof for recruitersShareable, on LinkedIn
Shareable Coursera certificate
Nothing to show
07 The bigger path

More from the Build Website with HTML, JavaScript, AngularJS & React specialization.

This course stands on its own - but it's also the final step of a three-course path. Enrolling automatically enrolls you in the specialization.

Course 1

Build a Webpage with HTML and CSS

The foundations of every webpage: structure with HTML and styling with CSS.

≈ 23 hours
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Course 2

JavaScript for Web Development

The JavaScript that React and Angular are built on - the step just before this course.

≈ 14 hours
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Libraries and Frameworks for Frontend Development

React, Angular and a peer-reviewed website - the capstone of the specialization.

≈ 15 hours · 3 modules
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08 FAQ

Common questions

Everything learners ask before enrolling, answered plainly.

About the course

Anyone who wants to learn how to build robust and scalable web applications using Angular and React - especially learners who already know HTML, CSS and JavaScript and want to move on to modern front-end frameworks.

The course is at intermediate level, so you should be comfortable with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. If you need a refresher, the first two courses of the specialization - Build a Webpage with HTML and CSS and JavaScript for Web Development - cover exactly that.

About 15 hours across 3 modules, with 47 video lessons, 9 readings, 12 assignments and a peer-reviewed final project. At 10 hours a week that's about two weeks. It's fully self-paced - deadlines flex around your schedule.

In module 3 you build the front end of a complete website - folder structure, navbar, home, tech stack, experience and project components, plus a scroll-to-top feature - and submit it for peer review. It's a project you can add straight to your portfolio.

To access course materials and assignments and earn a certificate, you purchase the Certificate experience when you enroll on Coursera. Eligible learners may also start with a free trial. Some courses also offer a Full Course, No Certificate option, which lets you access course materials, submit required assessments and receive a final grade, without earning a certificate.

Yes - this page is Board Infinity's own overview of our course. Enrollment, payment, video lessons, grading and the certificate all happen on Coursera, where the course is hosted. Think of this page as the detailed tour before you head there.

Career & certificate

Yes. Completing the graded assessments and the final project earns you a shareable certificate from Board Infinity, issued through Coursera. You can add it to your LinkedIn profile, resume or CV. As the final course, it also completes the specialization certificate once the first two courses are done.

This course teaches both, side by side, so you don't have to choose up front. You'll see how React's components and hooks compare with Angular's modules, binding and directives - and be able to work in teams that use either one.

When you enroll in the course, you get access to all of the courses in the Specialization, and you earn a certificate when you complete the work. Your electronic certificate is added to your Accomplishments page, where you can print it or add it to your LinkedIn profile.

Yes. In select learning programs you can apply for financial aid or a scholarship if you can't afford the enrollment fee. If financial aid or a scholarship is available for your program, you'll find a link to apply on the Coursera course page.

To go deeper on React, Board Infinity's Frontend Development using React is the natural next step. To become full-stack with your Angular skills, the Learning MEAN Stack specialization adds Node.js and MongoDB.

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Your portfolio website could be live in two weeks.

Three modules. Fifteen hours. React, Angular and a website you built yourself - and a certificate to show for it.

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