React Native Tutorial for Beginners - Getting Started

React Native is a great library that allows you to build native mobile apps. Time to get started!

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[serhiisakal]

best description I ever heard abot react-native:
29:25
"it's already crashed here and it's Pretty Normal :)"

[Asyrafcruz]

Thank you,

I am a Native App Developer on both platform. as i see this is really easier to understand than what i used before

[siyavash]

Probably the best react-native tutorial out there. Explains how to use the basic components and how to make API calls.
Thank you

[redfield]

How to make complexity becomes simple. Really really good job. Thank you !

[gunnarMyTube]

Energetic and appropriate tutorial that pictures the entire scope of react native. Generous and empowers the tutorial user.

[danielbocelli]

That's pretty in depth! I thought I would jump right into it but I think I'll have to really learn react and backend languages before I can move onto this. Thank you.

[BuddhikaSemasinghe]

One of the best tutorials for the react-native beginners. Love it.

[ahmedjamshed]

Thanks sir! You have been a great teacher for me. Really appreciate your tutorials. I was searching this tutorial for past two days on your channel.

[sturmenta]

Max, I wanted to tell you that buying your course was by far THE BEST INVESTMENT I MADE in a long time.
Thank you.
Love React Native & Redux debug

[sheilferzepeda]

Dude. You are awesome. This video is helping me out so much at work right now and you have videos on pubsub/patterns and security which are things I got my ass kicked on in my first interviews in the bay area. I will happily contribute once I start up this career. God bless you

[AndreSantos-hxmc]

Nice video as usual. In the past I tried React Native when It was in version 0.29 or something. It was a simple app that used the camera to read barcodes of my stores products. I managed to get the app working. The development experience was really enjoyable. What I didn't expect was when I used it in actual devices some strange bugs started to appear. I eventually had to ditch the app and made the same app in Nativescript. I have to admit the development experience wasn't nearly as good, however I managed to also get the app working and It just worked as expected. Far more reliable than react native. Probably this was back in the day and eventually all the problems are now solved. Ufff...so after all this typing I would like to know if you have any course coming in the near future about Native script? Another one I would love also would be on GraphQL. Thank you for all your time and dedication to teaching. It really makes a difference! High five!

[InTheTornado]

Exactly what I needed to get started into React-Native! Perfect pace.

[muhammadarslan]

This is the best introduction ever. Thank you so much for sharing this. This actually gives me more inspiration and motivation to get into react-native as soon as possible. I already know a good amount of react.js and have worked with a whole bunch of projects and this helped a lot with getting started with react-native. Thank you again so much.

[arwask]

This was a great video. API calls are very essential for almost all the apps and thank you for showing that in the introduction video. I did have to struggle a LOT(like 3 days) for setting up my emulator but I got over it and I have an awesomeApp now. Thanks a lot.

[Mkaybro]

Thanks younger version of Seth Rogen, this was pretty useful!

[celestial_crash]

tutorials like this would be great if it didn't get outdated in less than a year

[Sevaa]

Thanks, I was lost in the React concept and in all props, states and etc. You made everything clear, thanks a lot!

[kantyDarius]

AWESOME! A couple of months ago, i did create a web application, only with simple js and socket.io to obtain and share the position of the users, now whit this i can easily pass it to an android app... greetings from Argentina.

[maximilianotorres]

Udemy is great because you only have to pay once, not monthly

[jakubrpawlowski]

Thank you Max. Just bought the course and will be starting it next Monday! Very excited!