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React-Native Overview

React Native is a popular framework developed by Facebook for building mobile apps using JavaScript and React. It allows developers to create cross-platform applications that work on both iOS and Android with a single codebase. React Native uses native components, making apps feel fast and smooth like traditional native apps. It supports hot reloading, allowing developers to see changes instantly. With React Native, you can build high-performance, scalable, and cost-effective mobile applications efficiently.

Features Of react native

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    Cross-Platform Development

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    Uses JavaScript & React

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    Reusable Components

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    Fast Development & Cost-Effective

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    State Management Options

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    Large Community & Ecosystem

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React-Native Course Content

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    Overview of React Native

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    React Native vs. Native Development

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    Setting up the development environment (React Native CLI & Expo)

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    Creating and running your first React Native app

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    Understanding the component-based architecture

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    Core components: View, Text, Image, TextInput, ScrollView, FlatList, etc.

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    Handling user input & gestures

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    Styling with Flexbox & Stylesheets

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    Understanding Props & State

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    Introduction to React Navigation

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    Stack Navigation

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    Tab Navigation

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    Drawer Navigation

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    Passing data between screens

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    Data Fetching Methods

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    State Management

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    Global State Handling

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    Asynchronous Operations

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    What is Media Library

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    Upload Media

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    Types of Media

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    Image Editing

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    Create Gallery

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    Controlled vs. Uncontrolled Components

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    Form validation with Formik & Yup

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    Handling keyboard interactions

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    Advanced Animations

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    Using React Native Gesture Handling

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    Working with AsyncStorage & Secure Storage

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    Implementing push notifications

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    Introduction to Native Modules (Swift & Java/Kotlin)

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    Writing platform-specific code (Platform API)

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    Using third-party native libraries

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    Debugging with React Developer Tools & Flipper

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    Performance optimization techniques

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    Handling memory leaks & optimizing lists

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    Generating APK (Android) & IPA (iOS)

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    Setting up Firebase for authentication & analytics

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    Publishing apps on Google Play Store & Apple App Store

React-Native Course Content

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    Overview of React Native

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    React Native vs. Native Development

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    Setting up the development environment (React Native CLI & Expo)

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    Creating and running your first React Native app

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    Understanding the component-based architecture

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    Core components: View, Text, Image, TextInput, ScrollView, FlatList, etc.

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    Handling user input & gestures

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    Styling with Flexbox & Stylesheets

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    Understanding Props & State

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    Introduction to React Navigation

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    Stack Navigation

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    Tab Navigation

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    Drawer Navigation

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    Passing data between screens

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    Fetching data using Fetch API & Axios

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    Managing state with useState & useEffect

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    Introduction to Context API & Redux

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    Handling asynchronous operations with async/await

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    What is Media Library

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    Upload Media

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    Types of Media

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    Image Editing

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    Create Gallery

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    Controlled vs. Uncontrolled Components

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    Form validation with Formik & Yup

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    Handling keyboard interactions

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    Animations with React Native Reanimated & Lottie

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    Using React Native Gesture Handler

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    Working with AsyncStorage & Secure Storage

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    Implementing push notifications

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    Introduction to Native Modules (Swift & Java/Kotlin)

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    Writing platform-specific code (Platform API)

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    Using third-party native libraries

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    Debugging with React Developer Tools & Flipper

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    Performance optimization techniques

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    Handling memory leaks & optimizing lists

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    Generating APK (Android) & IPA (iOS)

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    Setting up Firebase for authentication & analytics

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    Publishing apps on Google Play Store & Apple App Store

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➔ Every Saturday, I run training programs for coders looking to enhance their skills.

➔ Yes,We will give a Certificate.

➔ You can choose a time that works best, and we’ll make it happen.

➔ React Native is an open-source framework created by Meta (formerly Facebook) that enables developers to build mobile applications for both iOS and Android using JavaScript and React.

  • ➔ Yes! React Native lets developers write one set of code that works on both iOS and Android, saving time and effort.

➔ React Native does not have built-in navigation like web applications. Instead, it relies on libraries like React Navigation and React Native Navigation:
  • ➔ React Navigation (JavaScript-based) is widely used and provides stack, tab, and drawer navigation.
  • ➔ React Native Navigation (Native-based) offers better performance for large apps by directly using native navigation components.

To optimize a React Native app, follow these best practices:

  • ➔ Use FlatList instead of ScrollView for large lists to improve memory efficiency.
  • ➔ Optimize images using react-native-fast-image for caching and fast loading.
  • ➔ Reduce re-renders by using useMemo, useCallback, memo(), or PureComponent.
  • ➔ Avoid unnecessary state updates by using state management libraries like Redux or Zustand efficiently.