JS - React - Advanced React and Redux

NOTE: Knowledge of React + Redux is 100% required! If you are familiar with reducers and action creators you will be fine.
This is the tutorial you've been looking for to take your React and Redux skills to the next level.
Authentication with Express/Mongo? Yes! Middleware/Higher Order Components? We got it. Testing with Mocha/Chai? It's here!
This course wastes no time diving right into interesting topics, and teaches you the core knowledge you need to deeply understand and build React components and structure applications with Redux.
Mastering React and Redux can get you a position in web development or help you build that personal project you've been dreaming of. It's a skill that will put you more in demand in the modern web development industry, especially with the release of Redux and ReactNative.
There are dozens of great tutorials online for React and Redux, but none of them teach the challenging, core features of these two fantastic libraries. I created this course to push you beyond "just getting started."
Learn how to thoroughly test React and Redux code, including tests for action creators and reducers
Get familiar with Higher Order Components. Don't know what they are? No problem, you have been using them without even knowing it!
Rewrite a popular Redux Middleware from scratch to handle asynchronous actions
Become a master of the trickiest topic in Javascript: authentication. You will write a server with enterprise-grade authentication from scratch that can scale to hundreds of thousands of users. No shortcuts, no dummy data.
I have built the course that I would have wanted to take when I was learning React and Redux. A course that explains the concepts and how they're implemented in the best order for you to learn and deeply understand them.

Section 1 - Welcome! Let's Get Started!
1 - Introduction
2 - Github Links - Get Source Code Here!

Section 2 - Testing
3 - Project Setup
4 - Core Testing - Describe, It, Expect
5 - A First Spec
6 - Test Reporting
7 - Feature Mockups
8 - Test Structure Setup
9 - Comment Box Tests
10 - Testing Class Names
11 - Using beforeEach to Condense Tests
12 - Expecting Child Elements
13 - Simulating Events
14 - Testing Controlled Components
15 - Form Submit Event
16 - Stub Comment List
17 - Expectations on Content
18 - Assertions with Lists
19 - Testing Action Creators
20 - Action Creator Shortcuts
21 - TDD Comments Reducer
22 - Spec Failures After Code Change
23 - App Review

Section 3 - Test Environment Setup
24 - Purpose of Chai and Mocha
25 - Test Helper From Scratch
26 - JSDom Setup
27 - More JSDom Setup
28 - TestUtils Library
29 - Defining RenderComponent
30 - Finishing RenderComponent Helper
31 - Simulate Helper
32 - Test Helper Review

Section 4 - Higher Order Components
33 - What is a Higher Order Component?
34 - Connect and Provider
35 - Authentication HOC Overview
36 - Header Setup
37 - React Router Setup
38 - Authentication Reducer
39 - Action Creator Hookup
40 - Authentication Higher Order Component
41 - HOC Scaffold Code
42 - Nesting Higher Order Components
43 - Accessing React Router on Context
44 - Class Level Properties
45 - Handling HOC Edge Cases
46 - Higher Order Components Review

Section 5 - Middleware
47 - Middleware Overview
48 - App Building Plan
49 - Users Reducer
50 - Static Users Action Creator
51 - Rendering a List of Users
52 - CSS Cleanup
53 - Pains Without Middleware
54 - Middleware Stack
55 - Middleware Internals
56 - Handling Unrelated Actions
57 - Handling Promises
58 - Middleware Review

Section 6 - Server Setup - Authentication
59 - Introduction to Authentication
60 - Cookies vs Tokens
61 - Scalable Architecture
62 - Server Setup
63 - More Server Setup
64 - Express Middleware
65 - Express Route Handler
66 - Mongoose Models
67 - MongoDB Setup
68 - Inspecting the Database
69 - Authentication Controller
70 - Searching for Users
71 - Creating User Records
72 - Encrypting Passwords with Bcrypt
73 - Salting a Password
74 - JWT Overview
75 - Creating a JWT
76 - Installing Passport
77 - Passport Strategies
78 - Using Strategies with Passport
79 - Making an Authenticated Request
80 - Signing in with Local Strategy
81 - Purpose of Local Strategy
82 - Bcrypt Full Circle
83 - Protecting Signin Route
84 - Signing Users In
85 - Server Review
86 - Soon: Client Side Auth Setup