Creating an Avatar Community App (React Native Expo)

Wow.... This is my first time taking this course, but I'm understanding it perfectly. The instructor's teaching style is also really good. If you're taking a native speaker course for the first time, I highly recommend this one.

This lecture was a very informative time where I could learn how to utilize various React libraries such as react-query, react-hook-form, and i18n, as well as React Native and Expo. I learned a lot from Kyo's restaurant app lecture using React Native CLI, and this time, I learned Expo and also gained various development know-how from the instructor. It was a very satisfying lecture, and I hope to take another lecture by Kyo in the future to learn other things. Thank you for creating such a great lecture!

This lecture was very helpful as I'm new to Expo! Also, I think I got a lot of help with how to use react-hook-form and how to create common components. There are many easy lectures for beginners on the market, but I liked that this lecture was a bit more difficult and would help me grow more. The lecture is so neat, each lecture is not too long, so it's easy to concentrate, and there's a lot to learn from writing code in general, so I'm going to pay for the CLI lecture and continue listening 😎

I urgently needed to use RN at work, and the lecture was 30% off, so I listened to the preview lecture. I decided to take the course because I felt that the instructor was someone who cared about the code. I can refer to the official documentation and develop, but I was curious about how to quickly develop apps. I completed the course in a total of 3 days. Advantages of the course There is so much to learn. Rather than simply implementing functions, the instructor intentionally adds various functions so that you can learn. Covers techniques that can be applied directly to real-world practice. (How to handle forms and validation, how to use react-query, component separation and reusability considerations, consistent code style, etc.) You can experience the product development process directly. It's not just a simple example level, but I was able to learn the development flow in the field. It was nice to reduce unnecessary parts with cut editing. I think it will be a great help if you learn the code provided in the lecture and improve the code to make it your own. Recommended for Those with a basic understanding of React and CSS Those who want practical development experience Developers with less than 2 years of experience or job seekers who need to learn practical skills without a mentor It may be a little difficult for those who have no React experience at all, so it is recommended to take the course after learning the basic concepts.

✔️Reason for Choosing the Course While studying front-end as a publisher, I became ambitious to release a product (app) and wanted to become a solo developer! After contemplating which language to choose, I decided to use React Native because I had some experience with React (albeit beginner-level) 😊😊. I searched far and wide for a Native course, and then a new course opened on Inflearn! I decided to take the course after seeing the discount event. Thank you for opening a React Native course; there aren't many available. 😊 ✔️Advantages of the Course It teaches the easiest and most convenient way to develop apps with Expo. It explains the usage of convenient libraries and when it's good to use them! It provides not only front-end but also back-end source code, so you can actually check the database integration. It seems like you can see a complete product if you take the course! ✔️Who I Recommend the Course To I recommend it to those who have basic knowledge of back-end and front-end and want to easily create an app with Expo. Expo definitely allows you to create apps much more easily than taking Native courses elsewhere! But...!! Since I'm ignorant about the back-end, a beginner in React, and not a developer... I started to struggle a lot from the server integration part (from Chapter 5)... I can't solve it even if I spend all day on it, so I'm quitting midway for now 😭. Sometimes it seems like it's done in a snap like Bob Ross, but it's hard for me to understand 😭😭... I decided to listen to more beginner-level courses and listen again when I actually try to create an app with Expo. However, this is because I'm stupid... I recommend the course itself!! 👍

I'm a non-major student currently taking and learning from the lectures, and honestly, I'm learning so much by following along... Moreover, I'm so grateful to the instructor for giving immediate feedback whenever I get stuck, to the point where I admire them... I will continue to learn and improve... Dreaming of becoming a solo developer with a non-major background... 😭😭

To take this course, you need to have basic React knowledge. With the assumption that you have basic React knowledge, the course was easy to understand and not too difficult to follow along. It was a great help for getting started with RN + Expo.

The code structure was clean and easy to follow.