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Last updated 6/2017
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Language: English | Size: 1.30 GB | Duration: 3h 33m
A crash course in building your first React Native app in a weekend or less!
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.30 GB | Duration: 3h 33m
A crash course in building your first React Native app in a weekend or less!
What you'll learn
How to use the most common React Native components
Install and configure third party packages
Setup various types of navigation
Design reusable React Native components
Confidently create future React Native applications
Requirements
Basics of Javascript and some ES6 syntax
Comfortable using the command line (basic usage in this course)
Description
Interested in learning React Native but don't want to spend the hours and hours searching for answers to errors you've never seen before, hunting down the right packages, frustratingly asking yourself why you can't figure something so seemingly simple out, and becoming best friends with user90210 on StackOverflow?
This course is designed to get you up and running with React Native as quickly as possibly while introducing you to the most critical pieces of React Native development. It's not the end-all-be-all - it's designed to get you started fast while building a firm foundation.
There's nothing like building your first app - and that's what this course will help you accomplish.
React Native enables anyone with a computer and basic Javascript knowledge to develop native apps quickly and provide a user experience that no other Javascript based mobile solution has been able to provide before. With the likes of Facebook, Airbnb, Instagram, Tesla, and dozens more - there's no doubt that React Native is the right solution for your mobile app.
We'll cover
Scrolling listsDesigning and creating reusable componentsProject organizationNavigationCore APIsInstalling third party packagesAnd more.
And we'll do this for both iOS and Android.
What if you've already built a React Native app?
Well, how do you feel about it? Are you confident in the choices you made? Do you feel like you've got a solid foundation of knowledge and experience? If so, then this course probably isn't for you. However, if you feel like you were hacking a lot of things together, pasting code from StackOverflow that you didn't truly understand, then you should consider joining.
Overview
Section 1: Getting Started
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Installing React Native
Lecture 3 Project Organization
Lecture 4 Source Code
Lecture 5 Package Versions
Lecture 6 Creating the Basic Screens
Section 2: Building the Contact List
Lecture 7 The Contacts Data
Lecture 8 API Overview: FlatList Component
Lecture 9 Exercise: Create a Basic FlatList
Lecture 10 Implementation: Create a Basic FlatList
Lecture 11 Organizing the Component Directory
Lecture 12 API Overview: StyleSheet & Flexbox
Lecture 13 API Overview: Platform
Lecture 14 Creating the Helper Functions
Lecture 15 Installing React Native Vector Icons
Lecture 16 API Overview: Icon Component
Lecture 17 Exercise: Create and Use a ListItem Component
Lecture 18 Implementation: Create and Use a ListItem Component
Section 3: Basics of Navigation
Lecture 19 Overview of and Installing React Navigation
Lecture 20 API Overview: StackNavigator
Lecture 21 Exercise: Defining a StackNavigator
Lecture 22 Implementation: Defining a StackNavigator
Lecture 23 API Overview: Navigate Function
Lecture 24 Exercise: Navigating Contacts to Details
Lecture 25 Implementation: Navigating Contacts to Details
Section 4: Building the User Details Screen
Lecture 26 API Overview: Screen Navigation Prop
Lecture 27 API Overview: Custom Navigation Bar Title
Lecture 28 Exercise: Create and Use a Header Component
Lecture 29 Implementation: Create and Use a Header Component
Lecture 30 API Overview: ScrollView Component
Lecture 31 Exercise: Create and Use an Actions Component
Lecture 32 Implementation: Create and Use an Actions Component
Lecture 33 Creating a Reusable Row Component
Lecture 34 Overview and Installation of Moment.js
Lecture 35 Exercise: Create and Use an Info Component
Lecture 36 Implementation: Create and Use an Info Component
Section 5: Tab Navigation
Lecture 37 API Overview: TabNavigator
Lecture 38 Exercise: Create and Use a TabNavigator
Lecture 39 Implementation: Create and Use a TabNavigator
Lecture 40 Exercise: StackNavigators for All Tabs
Lecture 41 Implementation: StackNavigators for All Tabs
Section 6: Drawer Navigator
Lecture 42 API Overview: Drawer Navigator
Lecture 43 Exercise: Creating the DrawerNavigator
Lecture 44 Implementation: Creating the DrawerNavigator
Lecture 45 Opening the Drawer from the Navigation Bar
Lecture 46 Tabs on iOS, Drawer on Android
Lecture 47 Exercise: A Better Navbar Drawer Button
Lecture 48 Implementation: A Better Navbar Drawer Button
Section 7: Building the Me Screen
Lecture 49 Importing the Data
Lecture 50 Exercise: Composing the Me Screen
Lecture 51 Implementation: Composing the Me Screen
Lecture 52 Exercise: Creating a Button Component
Lecture 53 Implementation: Creating a Button Component
Section 8: Building the Add Screen
Lecture 54 API Overview: TextInput
Lecture 55 Exercise: Creating a Custom TextInput
Lecture 56 Implementation: Creating a Custom TextInput
Lecture 57 Building a Form
Lecture 58 API Overview & Installation: React Native Keyboard Aware ScrollView
Lecture 59 Exercise: Using KeyboardAwareScrollView
Lecture 60 Implementation: Using KeyboardAwareScrollView
Lecture 61 Progressing From One Field to the Next
Section 9: Moving Forward
Lecture 62 Further Learning Resources
People wanting to get started with React Native and want a quick win,React Native developers who want to strengthen their foundation of knowledge,Anyone wanting to get started with React Native,Developers looking for an alternative to their Cordova based applications
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