React Native : The beginner guide (2024 Edition)

Build Android and IOS mobile apps ! ( incl. Notifications push , Hooks, Navigation, Camera, ES6, FlexBox, Animations...)

4.65 (215 reviews)

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Mobile Apps

What you will learn

Build native cross-platforms app for Android et IOS with the same code

Learn all the React / React Native core concepts

Push notifications

Hooks / Contexts

Routing and navigation

Use the last Javascript version: ES6

Style your app with JSS

Make asynchronous requests to consume an API

Discover expo to increase your development speed

Learn how to use a debugger

Flex-box system

Use the AsyncStorage to persist data in your app

Access the mobile images gallery

Build cool animations

Why take this course?

In this new edition of React Native, learn how to quickly build ultra-modern , cross-platform mobile applications (working on both Android and IOS) !

React Native is like React's little brother. It is developed by Facebook, with a "Learn once, write everywhere" policy.

React Native will allow you to develop native mobile applications running on IOS and Android with the same code, a real revolution!

This technology is exploding and is in high demand in the job market.

React Native uses the React library which allows web developers to get started quickly.
You will discover that developing a mobile app with React Native is a lot like web development.

We are going to use Expo, the most used tool to create apps in 2 steps 3 moves.

With it, we will be able to code have live updates on a real smartphone on an emulator.

Also we will be able to share our app in a snap.

Goodbye mobile development with endless compilation times!

We will start together from the beginning and discover ReactJS and ReactNative in this course, so don't worry if you don't know React. The course will be progressive and we will develop several apps together.

Summary :

- The basic concepts of React

- Create a React Native application with Expo

- Styling

- The flexbox system

- Navigate between pages and send parameters using react-navigation

- Permissions

- Geolocation

- Push-notifications

- Access the smartphone gallery

- Create a notification server

- Communicate with an API

- Learn to use ES6 functions (map, find ...)

- Animations

See you soon!

Codiku.

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Reviews

KotaiCode

September 26, 2023

This is a wonderful course, and the trainer is excellent. I will recommend this course to everyone in my team. I am a rather seasoned developer, and worked with ReactNative many years ago. I was looking to refresh my knowledge and get a feel for the latest developments. This course did far more than that. The trainer has managed to explain concepts very clearly, and has demonstrated them in the example code/projects. There are three example projects in the course, and if you follow along, I think you'll have all that you need to jump into a full blown project. To the trainer: I wish there were a little more detailed example of navigation/stacks. I think that's the only thing that's missing. I personally would also have liked a little more on finger gestures (eg. how to say "delete" a todo item, by right swiping it, etc.) -- but that's because I need it for a project I'm working on. I think the course is very well rounded, and I'm very happy with it.

Anıl

September 8, 2023

It explains every part with patience. I have already had knowledge about react native but it is making my knowledge even better.

Andrew

September 5, 2023

If you are new to React Native, you should definitely start with this course. Robin teaches you how to start from scratch, simple apps, to more complex apps. He is also very responsive to any question you may have. Highest recommendation!

Carsten

August 18, 2023

It's an overall good course. Absolutly worth the money. The English is fine, charming and a bit fun for certain words like button, height, have, install and a few more, but after a while you get used to it. My English is also with an accent that I am sure some find funny. Most is covered except for React Native without Expo. I miss that part since Expo doesn't support all native libraries. For most simple apps Expo is a good choice, but if you want to do more and use libraries like crypto I don't see it work with Expo. That said I am new to React Native so I could be wrong. This course has been a fine teacher for me. The performance of React Native is not good and threading is a joke. If your app requires threading I think Maui (the .NET Core framework) is the way to go, but then the GUI components are totally different. Flutter is also pretty cool and overall much better integrated in Visual Studio code than React Native. Debugging React Native is a pain in the butt. If you use Expo you have some options, but with pure native it's a absent. Flutter and Maui is superior over React Native when it comes to debugging. It would have been great if the auther also discussed the other frameworks for comparionson. Still it was a good course and not too long like some other teachers that make 40 hour long courses repeating themself over and over again. Well done.

Batista

June 6, 2023

Probably one of the best course I have ever bought on Udemy. The instructor is great and is really easy to follow

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