React Native Ecosystem and Workflow

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Emmanuel Henri

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1 Introduction

01 Explore React Native's ecosystem.mp4

00:44

02 What you should know.mp4

01:01

2 The React Native UI Libraries

03 Overview of Facebook's own React starter.mp4

03:03

04 Exploring icons for React Native.mp4

02:04

05 Get a great foundation with NativeBase.mp4

03:00

06 Forms in React Native.mp4

01:41

07 React Native Elements.mp4

02:11

3 Development Resources

08 Full-stack frameworks.mp4

02:23

09 IDEs for React Native.mp4

03:57

4 Backend Options for a React Native Project

10 Firebase A best-of-class cloud backend.mp4

03:12

11 Other backend options.mp4

04:16

5 Testing Your App

12 Jest A React testing library.mp4

02:59

6 Deploying to the Stores

13 Apple and Android stores.mp4

04:19

7 Conclusion

14 Next steps.mp4

00:54

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React Native makes it easy to develop applications and deploy them natively to multiple mobile platforms. That said, building a complete app means looking beyond React Native to the different options that can help you customize your workflow. In this course, Emmanuel Henri takes you on a tour of some of the most commonly used React Native features. He highlights several different types of React Native UI libraries. Next, Emmanuel reviews development resources such as full-stack frameworks and IDEs. He also shows you some backend options for your project. To wrap up, he provides an overview of the testing and deployment options available to you.

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