The complete React Native course

The complete React Native course, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.29, with 293 lectures, based on 1494 reviews, and has 9079 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn the whole React Native building process, from your pc to your phone. Work with RNative and nosql databases like firebase. Learn how Redux works and apply it on React Native This course is ideal for individuals who are From beginners in javascript to intermediate. It is particularly useful for From beginners in javascript to intermediate.

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Summary

Title: The complete React Native course

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.29

Number of Lectures: 293

Number of Published Lectures: 243

Number of Curriculum Items: 293

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 243

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn the whole React Native building process, from your pc to your phone.

Work with RNative and nosql databases like firebase.

Learn how Redux works and apply it on React Native

Who Should Attend

From beginners in javascript to intermediate.

Target Audiences

From beginners in javascript to intermediate.

Do?you want to learn the?whole process of building an App??.?This is the course for you.

We will start from the very?beginning, from “I don’t even know how to install it“ to actually?understanding how React Native works and make it communicate?with other technologies like Firebase and Redux.

You will learn all the?logic?and?practice?behind?React Native ?in different modules, and as we advance?through?the course we will be increasing the difficulty.

Since I believe that the best way to fully?learn is by coding,?after each important section we will put?everything in?practice?with a very large practice project, using third party libraries, firebase and redux.

Since React Native is bases on React for web, you need to know a little bit about React.

But don’t sweat it, if you don’t know anything about React for web, as a bonus you get a small React for web course.

To sum everything up, you will learn in this course:

The very?basics of React Native.?How to install it and the logic behind it.

Once you know the basics of?React Native?we will journey into the confusing stuff.

Install and apply Third party libraries.

We will connect our React Native project with Firebase.

Everybody is using?Redux, so we will learn how to use redux with our React Native App.

Apply?security, authentication, restricting routes.

We will create a?Practice appto put everything into practice.

You also get a?Small React for web course

What about the instructor experience ?

Well I’ve been around for?10 years now, built lots of applications for small projects and big companies like?Citi,Fox, Disney and a lot more.

Today I work as developer for a major company developing applications in?React or Angular mostly, but I like to teach in my spare time.

How about the target audience?

This course is for almost everyone, a little bit of Javascript is required.We will use ES6 but you can learn as we go.

If you want to take your coding?to the next level, this is the course for you.?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is react native

Lecture 3: IDE ( code editor )

Lecture 4: First install MAC USERS

Lecture 5: First install WINDOWS USERS

Chapter 2: Running simulators and setting up enviroment

Lecture 1: Expo or not expo

Lecture 2: Installing XCODE

Lecture 3: Installing Android studio MAC & WINDOWS

Lecture 4: Environment variables MAC ONLY

Lecture 5: Environment variables WINDOWS ONLY

Lecture 6: Windows quick fix for expo

Lecture 7: Running an expo app

Lecture 8: App without expo

Lecture 9: Running the Android simulator

Lecture 10: Running the IOS simulator

Chapter 3: RN Basics

Lecture 1: Starting with RN ( finally )

Lecture 2: Styles, stylesheets, views and text

Lecture 3: Components and state

Lecture 4: Touch events

Lecture 5: Touch events part 2

Lecture 6: Text inputs

Lecture 7: Buttons

Lecture 8: The scrollview

Lecture 9: Activity indicator

Lecture 10: Working with images

Lecture 11: Using modals

Chapter 4: Navigation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing navigation

Lecture 3: Stack navigation

Lecture 4: Working with Params

Lecture 5: Navigation bar

Lecture 6: Navigation buttons

Lecture 7: The sidedrawer

Lecture 8: More on the sidedrawer

Lecture 9: Custom sidedrawer

Lecture 10: Tab navigation

Lecture 11: Nesting navigators

Chapter 5: Working with libraries

Lecture 1: Installing the image picker

Lecture 2: Using the image picker

Lecture 3: Installing the contacts library

Lecture 4: Solving issues

Lecture 5: Using the contacts library

Lecture 6: Installing react native elements

Lecture 7: Using react native elements

Chapter 6: More on react native

Lecture 1: Debugging

Lecture 2: Reusable components

Lecture 3: The platform

Lecture 4: Animations

Lecture 5: More on the animated comp

Lecture 6: Interpolation

Lecture 7: Parallel and sequence animations

Lecture 8: Creating Launch icons [ optional ]

Lecture 9: Installing Splash Screen [ optional ]

Lecture 10: Splash screen IOS [ optional ]

Lecture 11: Splash screen Android [ optional ]

Chapter 7: Tiny practice project: Who pays the bill ? [ optional ]

Lecture 1: Installation and context

Lecture 2: Creating the input and validation

Lecture 3: Creating the list of players

Lecture 4: Starting the stage 2 and toasts

Lecture 5: Creating the stage 2

Lecture 6: Installing fonts and finishing app

Chapter 8: Integrating redux and firebase

Lecture 1: Installing redux

Lecture 2: Dispatching an action

Lecture 3: Integrating firebase and creating forms

Lecture 4: Register and log ing with firebase

Chapter 9: Practice project – RedWire

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installation

Lecture 3: Setting up redux

Lecture 4: Navigation part one

Lecture 5: Navigation part two

Lecture 6: Custom sidedrawer

Lecture 7: Installing fonts

Lecture 8: Pimp the header

Lecture 9: Creating the article cards

Lecture 10: Creating the articles screen

Lecture 11: Creating the videos screen

Lecture 12: Adding youtube videos

Lecture 13: Email and password from profile

Lecture 14: Creating the userdata form

Lecture 15: Login users screen part one

Lecture 16: Login users screen part two

Lecture 17: Starting a firebase project

Lecture 18: Register users

Lecture 19: Login users

Lecture 20: Autosignin users

Lecture 21: Logout user and fixing autosign in

Lecture 22: Updating user profile part 1

Lecture 23: Updating user profile part 2

Lecture 24: Getting articles

Lecture 25: Fetching more articles

Lecture 26: Showing article data

Instructors

Coding Revolution
Professional Instructor and Web Developer.

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 40 votes

2 stars: 25 votes

3 stars: 143 votes

4 stars: 461 votes

5 stars: 825 votes

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