강의

멘토링

로드맵

React Native for Beginners

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.

(4.7) 45 reviews

861 learners

Level Basic

Course period Unlimited

React Native
React Native
JavaScript
JavaScript
React Native
React Native
JavaScript
JavaScript

[Question] Please ask your questions like this.

hello,

There are no wrong questions, no stupid questions, no dumb questions.
No one is good at something from the beginning, and everyone grows by asking questions.
I think that following the steps below and asking questions will help you grow.

Step 1. Check the error message and search 🕵️‍♂️

Error messages are clues to where our code is going wrong .
Sometimes, error messages are not very friendly, but look at the error message, try to guess where the problem is, think about why that part is problematic, and fix it.

The Internet has been home to countless people asking questions, answering questions, and sometimes even engaging in discussions.
There is a very high probability that the problem or concern you are experiencing now is a problem that someone has already experienced in the past .
You need to develop the ability to find and solve problems on your own, so that when you encounter problems later on when using other languages, other frameworks, or other libraries, you can search for and solve them.

Step 2. Please ask your question with detailed information and attached code 💻

Please describe in detail your development environment, the error situation, error message, etc.
Additionally, please upload your code to a public repository on GitHub and attach the address .
(You can just copy the code for the part of the problem you're having into your question, but there are times when you need to see the whole thing)
As you develop, git is a tool that you will need to become familiar with, so I recommend that you continue to use it.

 

There are many cases where a very small mistake can cause great trouble.
Take a closer look at your code with a calm mind.
Or, you can watch the lecture again and compare it with your code. :)

 

Lastly, I live overseas, so there is a time difference, and I also have a full-time job, so my response may be a little late. Please understand if my response is a little late. Also, please understand that I cannot answer questions that are outside the scope of the lecture.

 

I hope you always have a happy and healthy day, and I support your growth.

thank you

Comment