A Complete React Native Course - Redux - Context API - 2020

7h 42s
English
Paid

Course description

A complete course to start react native cross platform mobile application development. This react native course is a beginners level course that will give you enough confidence to develop your first mobile application.

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For this course, you should atleast know how to setup a react native environment and know-how of base react native development.

This course includes

- Networking using axios

- State Management using Hooks, Context API and Redux.

- Google Maps

- Social Login (Facebook)

Who this course is for:
  • Beginners React Native Developers who have passion to learn cross platform mobile application development

Requirements:

  • Basic Programming Concepts

  • Know how to setup react native environments for expo and cli

What you'll learn:

  • React Native Mobile Application Development
  • Networking: News API using Axios
  • State Management: Note Taking App Using React Native Hooks
  • State Management: Note Taking App Using Redux
  • State Management: Note Taking App Using Context API
  • Setup Google Maps
  • How to Create Custom Markers, Heat Maps, Polygons, Polylines
  • How to use Places API and get current location
  • Social Login - Facebook

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# Title Duration
1 Introduction of the Instructor 00:05
2 How to Setup Environment Variable 11:19
3 Carousel View 44:18
4 News App: Fetch json data using Axios with React Native 55:24
5 Custom Fonts with dynamic font sizing 21:03
6 Creating a New Project 01:14
7 Installing the Dependencies 13:17
8 Creating the Mock Screens 02:47
9 Implementation of Mock Screens 02:34
10 Creating a Main Stack Navigator 06:55
11 Updating App.js File 01:53
12 Fixing the Error 03:34
13 Navigation between the screens 00:54
14 Adding navigation bar button - 1 02:23
15 Adding navigation bar button - 2 00:36
16 Note Taking App with React Native Hooks 55:44
17 Note Taking App with Context API 17:09
18 Note Taking App with Redux 16:18
19 Setup Google Maps for IOS and Android in React Native CLI 29:04
20 How to create Markers, Custom Marker, HeatMaps, Polygons and Polyline in Maps 31:41
21 How to use places API and get current location 44:10
22 Part 1 - Setting up Facebook App 07:00
23 Part 2 - Setting up for IOS 10:01
24 Part 3 - Implementing Default Facebook Button 21:25
25 Part 4 - Implementing Custom Facebook Button 11:50
26 Part 5 - Setting up for Android 08:04

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