Master CICD for React Native

Master CI/CD for React Native, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.22, with 50 lectures, based on 410 reviews, and has 3721 subscribers.

You will learn about Apply complete CI/CD flows in their app development process. Use GitHub to trigger code checks and app distribution to users. Use App Center to automate checks and protect important branches. Leverage App Center to automatically create builds on every merge. Automate the distribution of a new build to beta testers. A full list of other features are on this page. This course is ideal for individuals who are React Native developers looking to become skilled in the CI/CD process It is particularly useful for React Native developers looking to become skilled in the CI/CD process.

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Summary

Title: Master CI/CD for React Native

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.22

Number of Lectures: 50

Number of Published Lectures: 50

Number of Curriculum Items: 50

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 50

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Apply complete CI/CD flows in their app development process.

Use GitHub to trigger code checks and app distribution to users.

Use App Center to automate checks and protect important branches.

Leverage App Center to automatically create builds on every merge.

Automate the distribution of a new build to beta testers.

A full list of other features are on this page.

Who Should Attend

React Native developers looking to become skilled in the CI/CD process

Target Audiences

React Native developers looking to become skilled in the CI/CD process

What you will learn in this course?

In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of CI/CD which is short for Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery and be able to apply these fundamentals in your React Native app development process.

The word Deployment is often used in place of Delivery but effectively means the same thing.

These skills are essential to maximize your career potential in 2019 and beyond, because more and more companies are adopting these development practices requiring new employees or freelancers to be well versed in these concepts.

What is Continuous Integration (CI) ?

CI is the practice of merging all programmers current working copies to a shared mainline on a regular basis (usually several times a day).

A developer checks out a working copy of the code base prior to making a change.  Over time as other developers check out and make changes, this checked out working copy of the source code base gets out of date, potentially requiring more and more work by developers to actually  check their completed changes back in to the main repository.

Without using CI it can become really difficult to merge all these changes and can lead to it taking more time to  merge changes back into the main source code base than it took to make the the change itself.

CI seeks to eliminate this problem by making sure all developers integrate early and often with the goal to reduce rework and ultimately save cost and time.  This involves all developers merging their code back into the main repository multiple times a day.

An added bonus is that each programmer who is merging changes needs to build and run (and pass) all unit tests which usually run automatically meaning the code base is easier to work with and merge changes into and is potentially more stable as a result.

What is Continuous Delivery or Deployment (CD) ?

This extends CI to ensure that new changes to software can be released to clients quicker, but in a more sustainable way.  It takes the advantages of CI from a development perspective (automated testing, on code check-in, etc) allowing the actual code base to be built and new releases to be automatically released to the client, effectively meaning a new version can be deployed to the client by a click of a button.

CI/CD concepts.

By adhering to a CI/CD development process, the code base can be built and released more quickly, and is in a more stable state overall.  These are some of the reasons why more and more companies are adopting a CI/CD development process in 2019 and beyond.

Key topics in this course.

1. Continuous Integration

2. Continuous Delivery

3. App Center

4. GitHub Pull Requests

5. Branch protection

6. UI Tests

7. App Diagnostics

8. App Analytics

What will you learn?

? Learn how to track errors and crashes in your apps.

? Learn how to track any event triggered within your apps.

? Apply complete CI/CD flows in your app development process.

? Use GitHub to trigger code checks and app distribution to users.

? Use App Center to automate checks and protect important branches.

? Leverage App Center to automatically create builds on every merge.

? Automate the distribution of a new build to beta testers.

? Automate the distribution of new releases to the Google app store.

? Focus on the development of features, leave the build and distribution to App Center.

? Improve teamwork with automatic builds and checks that improve the quality of your merges.

? Enable product discovery with the help of Analytics in the App Center.

? Test your app in a wide array of cloud-hosted physical devices.

Differences with other CI/CD courses.

While there are other CI/CD courses out there, most of them are too general. This course is completely tailored to React Native developers, this way you can immediately start applying what you learn in your app development process. Because of this, the course also covers topics not normally found on other CI/CD courses, such as UI Testing for React Native app development.

Who is the course aimed at?

The course does not require any previous CI/CD or DevOps experience, although some basic Git & GitHub experience is desirable.

While this is a CI/CD course, it is oriented to React Native app developers, so some basic React Native app development experience is required.

Getting started

If you are ready to get started, click on the Enroll or Add to Cart button on this page and start taking your CI/CD skills with
React Native to the next level.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: DevOps

Lecture 1: Course Structure

Lecture 2: What is DevOps?

Lecture 3: Why use DevOps?

Lecture 4: What You Will Accomplish by The End?

Chapter 2: Source Control and GitHub

Lecture 1: Source Control And Branch Structure

Lecture 2: Initialize Version Control

Lecture 3: Commiting Changes

Lecture 4: Creating Branches

Lecture 5: Working with Branches

Lecture 6: Creating a GitHub Repo

Lecture 7: Pushing to GitHub

Lecture 8: Working in Teams

Lecture 9: Making Pull Requests

Lecture 10: A Simulated CI/CD Rundown

Chapter 3: Intro to App Center

Lecture 1: Intro to App Center

Lecture 2: Creating an App Center Account

Lecture 3: Connecting App Center

Lecture 4: Source Code and GitHub Repo

Lecture 5: Crashing the Application

Lecture 6: Uploading iOS Symbols to App Center

Lecture 7: Check if the App Crashed in previous session

Lecture 8: Tracking All Kinds of Events

Lecture 9: Tracking Events with Better Context

Chapter 4: Continuous Integration

Lecture 1: Why Use Continuous Integration?

Lecture 2: Working with Feature Branches

Lecture 3: A First CI Build

Lecture 4: Adding Checks to Pull Requests

Lecture 5: Cleaning Up the Connections

Lecture 6: Using Checks to Protect Branches

Lecture 7: A Complete CI Flow

Chapter 5: Continuous Quality

Lecture 1: Intro to Continuous Quality

Lecture 2: Prepare Android Project for Tests

Lecture 3: Prepare iOS Project for Tests

Lecture 4: Installing the App Center CLI

Lecture 5: Uploading the Android Tests

Lecture 6: Uploading the iOS Tests

Lecture 7: Running Automatic Tests – iOS

Lecture 8: Running Automatic Tests – Android

Chapter 6: Continuous Delivery

Lecture 1: Intro to Continuous Delivery

Lecture 2: Creating an iOS Distribution Group

Lecture 3: Configuring Android Continuous Delivery

Lecture 4: Configuring iOS Continuous Delivery

Lecture 5: Installing from App Center – Android

Lecture 6: Installing from App Center – iOS

Lecture 7: Connecting the Play Store to App Center

Lecture 8: Connecting the iOS App Store to App Center

Lecture 9: Continuous Delivery to the App Store

Lecture 10: Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery

Chapter 7: Extra Information – Source code, and other stuff

Lecture 1: Source Codes

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture and Information

Instructors

Tim Buchalkas Learn Programming Academy
Professional Programmers and Teachers – 2M students

Eduardo Rosas
Xamarin-Certified Mobile Developer, Software Engineer

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 40 votes

4 stars: 119 votes

5 stars: 243 votes

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