React Native From Scratch with Hooks and Context

Learn React Native with Hooks and Context and leverage your existing web skills. Build user-friendly web apps with React

Created by: Oak Academy
Web & Mobile Development, IOS, Android, Ethical Hacking, IT

Created by: OAK Academy Team
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What Will I Learn?

• Learning React Native is a great avenue through which to gain experience developing mobile apps.
• React Native enables programmers to write true native apps in JavaScript across multiple platforms at once, eliminating the need to code for iOS and Android
• Native also includes features like “hot reloading,” which have made the framework a favorite among efficiency-minded developers.
• Created by Facebook, React Native is an open-source-based mobile application framework that uses only JavaScript, making it capable of supporting android, ios
• Businesses that want to create mobile apps for iOS and Android simultaneously to ensure a seamless rollout need developers with a background in React Native.
• Careers in mobile app development that rely on React Native can count on professionals who can design and build stunning UIs in multiple platforms
• React Native developers are also vital to helping iOS, and Android companies update and otherwise modernize their apps with features like push notifications
• Whether you’re interested in adding React to your existing dev skillset, or you want to develop full-stack web apps by using tools like NodeJS, Redux, and Mongo
• Google Flutter offers developers a UI toolkit that has some similarities to React Native.
• React Native expo, react native cli, react native hooks and react native context
• Set up virtual environment to be able to practice
• Install React-Native dependencies for both MAC and Windows
• Run Android and IOS simulator on computer
• Expo installation
• Run Expo App on Mobile Device
• JSX syntax and expressions
• ES6 syntax
• See the content on the simulator
• Styling with React-Native and flex-box rules
• Send an HTTP request to a remote API
• State and Props systems
• Reusable components
• Reach another app on the phone from the React-Native app
• Introduction of Hooks&Context
• Create Context with Class Based and Functional Components
• How to Consume Context in Class Based and Functional Components
• How to Use Multiple Context
• Hooks Functions (useState, useEffect, useReducer, useContext...)
• How to Create Reducer
• How to Use Reducer
• Complete react native course with hooks and context

Requirements

• No prior React and React-Native knowledge, you learn complete react native
• JavaScript + HTML + CSS fundamentals are absolutely required but you don't need to be an expert
• Basic ES6 knowledge would be beneficial but not required
• A computer with access to the internet
• Nothing else! It’s just you, your computer and your ambition to get started today
• Desire to learn React Native
• Desire to learn mobile development with full React Native course
• Desire to learn react native hooks, react native context, react native cli, react native expo
• Desire to learn mobile app development

Target audience

• Programmers who want to learn React, React-Native and Hooks and Context
• Someone who has basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript knowledge and wants to learn how to create complex applications
• Anyone who wants to create mobile applications for both Android and IOS
• Anyone who wants to create mobile applications with both react-native-cli and Expo-cli
• Anyone who wants to learn latest React features "Hooks and Context" system
• Anyone who wants to learn React Hooks & Class-based Components
• Anyone who wants to create mobile applications with both react-native-cli and expo-cli
• People who are planning a career in the react native application world
• Anyone planning a job transformation and wants to become a React developer
• Anyone who want to take their web development skills to the next level and learn a future-proof technology
• Developers with a background in React Native might work in full-stack development, designing and refining web-based games, websites, mobile apps, and more.