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React Native Fundamentals

React Native is quickly becoming the preferred hybrid mobile app platform. This course will teach you the essentials of React Native including creating components, using props and state, and making use of data from remote sources.

Intermediate
2h 38m
(99)

Created by Reggie Dawson

Last Updated Jul 12, 2024

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React Native Fundamentals

React Native is quickly becoming the preferred hybrid mobile app platform. This course will teach you the essentials of React Native including creating components, using props and state, and making use of data from remote sources.

Intermediate
2h 38m
(99)

Created by Reggie Dawson

Last Updated Jul 12, 2024

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What you'll learn

The basis of development with a hybrid platform is understanding how to use JavaScript to create the app. In this course, React Native Fundamentals, you will learn how to build a complete mobile app. First, you will learn how to use the components available in React Native. Then, you will explore how to grab data from a remote source and navigate around the app. Finally, you will discover how to compile an app ready for release to the desired app store. When you are done with this course, you will have solid knowledge of React Native that will help you move forward and build your own apps.

React Native Fundamentals
Intermediate
2h 38m
(99)
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Reggie Dawson - Pluralsight course - React Native Fundamentals
Reggie Dawson
16 courses 3.7 author rating 507 ratings

After over 16 years in IT, Reggie finally decided to follow a long-term dream of learning to code. The path Reggie chose led him to pick up JavaScript, and building Web and mobile apps.

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