This is a lecture for beginners of React Native who can create mobile apps using JavaScript.
Learn the basic knowledge required to develop React Native and proceed with a simple project.
Mobile apps made with JavaScript! 📱 Learn the fundamentals of React Native.
📋 Course Introduction
To build mobile apps, you had to learn separate languages for each platform, like Swift or Kotlin . However, React Native allows you to develop iOS and Android apps using JavaScript.
There are quite a few services that utilize React Native. These include familiar platforms like Facebook and Instagram, as well as companies like Shopify and Salesforce .
In this course, we will learn the basics of React Native for those who know JavaScript. In the process, we cover:
React Native with Expo
React Components
React Hooks
React Context API
styled-components
React Navigation
iOS, Android app distribution
By the end of this course, you'll not only have a solid grasp of React Native's fundamentals, but also the necessary React knowledge to use it. Finally, you'll learn how to deploy iOS and Android apps and how to modify deployed apps using only JavaScript.
You too can get started with React Native through this course and create your own service with React Native!
📱 Project
Using what you learned in class, you will complete two simple projects. The full source code for the project is available on GitHub. ( Link )
TODO App
Chat App
📗 React Native for Beginners
This course is based on learning React Native for the first time (Hanbit Media) . This course covers the basics for beginners who are new to React Native. We will apply what we learned in the lecture by creating a TODO app and a chat app, and cover how to use some of the libraries (e.g., styled-component, React Navigation, etc.) that are necessary in the process.
❓ Expected questions related to the lecture
Q-1. How much JavaScript do I need to know? (What defines "JavaScript Basics"?)
A-1. You must be able to use JavaScript and understand code. For more detailed information, please refer to the video "Preparing for the Course" in the second lecture of Section 0. If you feel you are not ready for the course, I recommend studying JavaScript further before proceeding.
Q-2. Do I need to know React to get started?
A-2. You don't need to know React. When I first started with React Native, I didn't know anything about it. The lecture also covers the React components necessary for React Native, so you can proceed with just a basic understanding of JavaScript.
Q-3. Why use Expo?
A-3. Expo allows you to develop and test using your current mobile phone. It's independent of the user's environment, allows for progress without having to run a virtual device, and offers ease of use when using certain libraries. Therefore, I believe it's the best choice for beginners to React Native.
Learning Environment Guide
This course uses Visual Studio Code. You can also use your favorite editor.
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Who is this course right for?
For those interested in React Native
For those who are new to React Native
For those who want to create a mobile app
For those who want to try something other than the web with JavaScript
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