Build and Deploy a React Native App | 2023 React Native Course Tutorial for Beginners

The existence of React Native makes React one of the most valuable skills to have. Learn to transform 75% of your knowledge from making websites into building mobile applications today!

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BUG FIX - If you can only fetch the Nearby or the Popular at once, here's the fix. Go to the JSearch API, and resubscribe to the free plan again. We recently updated it, so it allows for two requests per second. Nothing in the code has to be changed.

📚 Materials/References:

Alongside building this application, you'll also learn how to:
- develop visually appealing UI/UX designs
- fetch data from an external API and integrate it
- implement search & pagination functionality
- create custom API data fetching hooks
- write clean, organized, and maintainable code with proper architecture
- follow the best practices for React Native development

👇 Time Stamps:
00:00:00 Intro
00:04:18 React Native Crash Course
00:14:06 Setup
00:24:30 Home Screen
00:55:20 useFetch Hook (API integration)
01:22:15 Job Details Screen
02:00:59 Search Functionality
02:11:00 Deployment

[oscargalvez]

I want to thank you for such valuable content, Adrian! I learned React JS from your tutorial on the movies webapp. It was the start of my journey and I now dominate React JS as if it was my NES!

Now I'm starting to delve into React Native and I specifically looked for a tutorial of yours. You are the best at theaching these topics, seriously! 💯

Thanks!!!

[njengathegeek]

The 1st 15 min of explanation is so crucial and it lacks in other tutorials, Nice work Andrian

[nadeemjohnson]

Another amazing tutorial. Recently I have found myself in a situation were I was required to build React Native features for a client without any prior React Native experience. It was tough but it had to be done, luckily my React knowledge saved me.

Armed with this new information on how React Native works and how to build, I'm confident and ready for the next native project.
Thank you so much for this 😎💥🙌

[AkshayPrasad-fhbi]

Excellent course for a beginner! Absolutely loved the process and was fun completing it! Would love to have more react native tutorials from you!

[adeniranolukanni]

Thanks for giving so much value to the dev community. I am very sure many like me were able to level up their dev skills through your incredible tutorials. Your channel has added the most value to me as a dev. Thank you is not enough. I do hope we all are able to give back to you Adrian, some day.

[paavanagrawal]

I already know intermediate React and wanted to get into app development. Although flutter is the most popular option out there right now, I though getting started with react-native might be easier for me. When the tutorial started and you gave some of the files, I was a bit underconfident that I would get to learn much but the amount of things I learned were a lot. Thanks for this tutorial.

[iearlg]

It's almost 12mnths since the last React native course and still JSM is giving us amazing contents course. Thank you again & again. React Native is something I've always wanted to learn. This courses will speed up my journey into React Native. 💙

[danilsonjudoca]

I'm Angolan, I loved it! I hope that u provide more videos for us "the begginers". thankfull!

[christian-schubert]

Eerie.
Having focused on Web Development for the recent past, I was tasked with the development of a mobile app. Since React Native is a pretty efficient and developer-friendly way to pull this off, I was searching the web for some up-to-date tutorials not having been active in this field for a while and - BOOM! - notification that Javascript Mastery dropped a new video.

Thank you for that!

[ionutsandu]

I just can't believe I wasn't a subscriber of this channel already. Best content on youtube. Even though I work as a full stack developer there's a lot I am learning from your videos. Thanks a lot!

[jorgechirinos]

Wonderful course, i'm about to start in the react native world after a year as front end developer and this helps a lot, keep doing such an amazing content.

[MrPeterJin]

It's amazing how you produce this kind of videos one after another with such consistency. Going to learn a lot through this!

[daniabuaf]

I loved your tutorial, man!!! Thank you so much for your time going through every single detail.

[victoriyanu]

I watched yesterday and I am watching again this morning. I needed to run here to comment that this is really cool. From your voice to the choice of example etc. make everything perfect. Thank you

[waifufx]

I have always wanted to know how to make a job application in React but React Native. No, that's even better. JSM, thank you for blessing developers with this build.

[abdourahman]

Thank you so much adrien, i really enjoyed following through the whole tutorial from scratch. Great Job👍

[EricMalek]

This is outstanding! Great video and the community here was an amazing source of info too!

[fva]

Good job and tutorial, thanks. As someone who is new to React and javascript but not software development, I would have wished for more in-depth explanations sometimes (regarding hooks, states, props, and javascript features), but that would of course make the video very long. I think the advice of putting the API key in an environment could give a false sense of security since secrets shouldn't be put client-side?

[samanthabrown-qkpk]

Great tutorial! Some advice to those who do this:
After you have set up your useFetch function and know that it's working comment out the code, hard code some response data, and return that in place of actually making the api call.
The 150 calls/month that you can make for free to JSearch go very quickly (especially if you're emulator auto refreshes on changes) and i maxed mine out before i even finished the build.
I'm sad that now i'll have to wait a month for it to reset before I can see the app in full action.

[hassamullah]

What a fantastic tutorial, I have not watched a better put-together youtube tutorial about any technology before. A great watch!