This React Native course centers on a single practical build: an app for managing service-technician calls, used as the vehicle for three skills that come up in almost every mobile project — local data storage, app navigation, and push-style alerts.
Storing data on the device with SQLite
You'll work with SQLite as a lightweight database that lives inside the app itself, with no separate server to run. Lessons cover the core operations — creating tables, inserting and querying records, and shaping more complex data — so you can decide when local storage is the right call for a mobile project.
Navigation and notifications
- Setting up a drawer menu so users can move between app sections without cluttering the screen
- Designing menu items and wiring up smooth transitions between views
- Configuring local notifications and writing messages that are actually worth sending
By the end, the three pieces come together in one working app, giving you a template for handling data, navigation, and user re-engagement in your own React Native projects.