Today, I completed a basic Uber clone project, and it's amazing! I've added some extra features, including payment integration with Stripe, among other enhancements. A big thank you to Sonny for the fantastic guidance-keep up the great work! 👍
If you are using the Android emulator to follow this tutorial you might have issues with the back button @3.02.57 ish. Evidently you could make two blunders. 1. Is to import {TouchableOpacity} from 'react-native-gesture-handler. The recommendation unless you know what you really wnat to do is to import it from import {TouchableOpacity } from 'react-native'. Once you have done that then using the absolute positioning may also cause the back button < chevron not to fire, in this case place the textbox before the TouchableOpacity component. This applies only for Android. The ecosystem is a little finicky especially with the expo wrapper, but for what you are getting it's well worth the few bumps in the road.
This single video is equivalent to almost all the paid react-native courses. Thanks a lot, Sonny for sharing this and putting all your time to explain and create it so well :)
For the ones who got the error of navSlice.origin is not a function: you probably put your reducer like this: export const navSlice = createSlice({ name: 'nav', initialState, reducer: { But when Sonny Sangha Copied his working file code and pasted it on the navSlice The reducer looks like this now: export const navSlice = createSlice({ name: 'nav', initialState, reducers: { There is gonna be an "s" after the reducer and on 3:02:53 the change there was the z-index: 50 on the style or z-50 for tailwind I hope i helped!
The error stating that setOrigin is not a function is resolved by naming the reducers object inside navSlice as "reducers" with an "s" instead of "reducer". Thank you and keep it up 👍
At 3:03:05, if you are facing the issue where your back button is not clickable, the fix is to add change z-index of your back button. Add "z-50" to the tailwind styles of the back button
While trying to use Google API from India, it was not giving out any search results. I then created a different billing account and set the account country as US, now its working properly. Amazing approach you have, bro. You clear concepts so clearly. Im definetly more clear in RN because of you.
At 1:59:25, what changed was in the createSlice object parameter, you were passing in "reducer" instead of "reducers" as an object property. It wasn't a refresh issue.
This video is a game-changer! As an RPA Champion dedicated to teaching business process automation, I can't stress enough how important it is to build robust and scalable apps. Utilizing React Native, Navigation, Redux, Tailwind CSS, and Google Autocomplete together is a brilliant approach. It not only streamlines the development process but also ensures a seamless user experience. Kudos to the creator for breaking down complex concepts into actionable steps. For anyone looking to automate and optimize their business processes, mastering these tools is essential. Keep up the great work and let's keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible!
I have a react native app project that's bugging me, especially as a beginner. Your video is far better than anything I've come across! The explanations, the simplicity, the pauses to shout out your donors😅... Massive love from Kenya🇰🇪
I've finally been able to block out the time to fully watch this video and practice along. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You are amazing at breaking down new topics and making them easy to understand.
Im 2 years late, but this is still an amazing and probably the best uber clone, not talking about how accurate the app looks like, i mean the instructions and the code functionality and the explanation on what to do and why, Love you Sonny, you're the best
@@krys_gaming476 well what do you mean by your code isnt running? honestly that could be due to many things, its pretty hard to guess what went wrong, but if i have to guess. i'd guess you didnt get a google maps key properly which would lead to unexpected errors
actually its the redux making my code not to funcion properly, everytime i Use the "Provider", it nshows me errors on expo go. Been sending the issues to AIs but all say theres no problem found @@Cookies-cv3nd
Here I am wishing you made this using flutter, I'm glad I know react too because you've seriously made me question my love for flutter. This is really Awesome!
Around minute 36:00 you created de navSlice with the property "reducer", without the "s", that's why you got an error on minute 1:58:51. This is awesome, i hope to return the favor some time.
Hello Sonny, Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial what an amazing build! I have implemented several builds from your channel and it is helping me out a lot. I just wanted to point out to you and everyone that the error that occurred @1:58:49 stating that setOrigin is not a function is resolved by naming the reducers object inside navSlice as "reducers" with an "s" instead of "reducer". Thank you and keep it up 👍
This stream is honestly so well done man, thank you for all your content this was so helpful for implementing a bunch of functionality in a similar app I'm building.
When sangha drops a video. First thing you do is drop a like and then continue. Remember this process is a must. Appreciate the free contents guys please.
I know it is an old video, but for people that get the error: [TypeError: 0, _navSlice.setOrigin is not a function (it is undefined)]. There is actually a change : You resolve it by naming the reducers object inside navSlice as "reducers" with an "s" instead of "reducer".
Just finished this build, this was awesome, and the best part of it for me was the debugging of the issues I encountered. Great learning tool for anyone.
By the way, this tutorial is fantastic, I'll be watching all of your tutorials from here on out, so just consider this a friendly observation for your student audience.... something did change when we the setOrigin is not a function error appeared (around 1:59:00), it was the spelling of reducer(s) in the navSlice file. Hope this helps, took me a bit to catch that
As a Fullstack dev with quite a lot experience but no React Native, you helped me a lot with getting into React Native! Thanks. Went smooth from 0 to 100. You saved me days and weeks from creating my prototype!
Hi Sonny, I'm just 30 mins into this video, And i realize you bare super smart, with the way you explain, its almost as if you are the one who came up with the uber idea. definitely building this as soon as i get the fundamentals down.
I love how you explain and strucutre your projects, I really like to see them after my work hours or in my free time. Really educational. This time I tried to follow your tutorial, but changed some things instead of following you, added extra additional features and used mapbox instead of Google Maps, added authentication and a small backend. This is my first time working with react native. I learned a lot from your video also helped me understand lot more things at the same time. Respect brother
somehow last night, whilst asleep, youtube fed me along the algorithm to your videos, I woke up half way through this one to realise your incredibly helpful for my future endeavours, thankyou for your content and I cant wait to actually consume some and get some learning in!
Wow i like how you handle Map navigation , travel time and calculating amount and distance that's awesome ,,, keep up the good job,, to those who are looking for tutorials in relations to react native map navigation, this is the right video for you..
Great video. But when you troubleshoot can you not paste your old code because you might not notice a change but for ppl following along it doesn’t fix the bug. For example, if you go to 1:59:32 on line 12 reducer is changed to reducers. Took me 30min to figure out. Lol. Really like your videos tho, good job and thanks for making them. 😃
@@SonnySangha its just that I was wondering that why ppl r donating so much, and, then I realised that they are giving money because the get something from you. Donations were for the knowledge u giving us,
Unfortunately, I realized that I cannot use a custom javascript core as I am using a standalone application with the expo. I'm sure some people will encounter the "Can't find variable Intl" failure message because it works with the expo in the android emulator. You can fix the problem with the following steps: yarn add intl import 'intl' import 'intl/locale-data/jsonp/en-GB'
Thank you for sharing this right now; most students are interested in taxi booking app development for their college projects, and you are assisting them with this tutorial.
God may bless you really, there is none course in udemy like this, you saved my life because I am founding my startup in the field of transportation and I need this kind of stuff and also straight to the point since as startup we don't have that much time
Nice video sonny, i learned so much about react js. Sonny, please also make a video on how to make google lens clone( products recommendation by analysing photos).
Sir I am an 13 Years Old Teen and has been following u from a lot ago. The problem is that i am not able to create a billing account as i dont have a credit card of my self. So.. can u pls tell me if i can create a billing account without credit card?
This is an amazing build. Exactly what I needed! Btw, the setOrigin is not a function error at the 1:59:00 mark was tough to figure out. Took me forever to see that reducers was spelled wrong in createSlice(); LOL
Sonny I've done a few of your videos. They're always great. However it would be nice if you'd do a React Native video at some point that is just an hour long. Something simple to cover the basics of your preferred setup, then deployment and app store upload. Thanks for all the work you do 🙏
@SonnySangha in your reducers at timestamp 1:59:48 the redux setup in navSlice.js line 12 is supposed to be 'reducers' not 'reducer' that was what changed
Hi sonny , hope you fine dear m you guys are so incredible . I was always in MAPS in React Native , and you solved this issue, May God bless you. Make some more awesome stuff like that
Nice project I finished it today, adjusting everything to the current best practices. I hope that you can do more react-native in the future. Greetings from Mexico!
Hi, Gerardo. Please how did you go about the navSlice file? did you copy what is on redux documentation? its different to what sonny did, maybe that is the latest one. Or you typed what is on sonny screen
@@gerardomedellin4355 @Gerardo Medellin thanks for your response Gerardo. I passed through that process. I'm currently having a blocker at the Navigation part. from min 1:15:00
Sonny, thank you so much for the tutorial. Do you have a second part of this tutorial where we will identify location of users and drivers and actually request a car?)
Hi, Marina. Please how did you go about the navSlice file? did you copy what is on redux documentation? its different to what sonny did, maybe that is the latest one. Or you typed what is on sonny screen
Excellent work, thanks for taking the time, they are not short videos, and it takes a lot of effort on your part, there really is a lot of work behind it, greetings from Argentina.
It was really nice video, with a lot of energy while coding. Thanks a lot for such great content, a lot of learning about google maps API from this video. 😇😇
Hey Sir I am your big fan 😍 Love from India and thanks for teaching us the valuable things... appreciate 🤗 I want to say that please dont use redux in every project use (props) instead of redux...redux is jus disturbing and many can't understand redux even after studying...
If you can't understand, keep studying, no company will stop using Redux just because you can''t understand it. Adapt. Redux is just a state management library, it stores the state globally so you can use it anywhere. The problem with props is call stack hell, when you need to pass props down to every component, it's not readable and inefficient. When you want to change a specific state in your store, use dispatch, the selectors select a specific state.
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hello sonny, i dont have any experience and knowledge in making app, can i learn about this one? do you have school? thanks
Pppp
hello sunny, in this video shown only one tab get a ride, what about uber order food??. if it done please can share video link in reply please.
@@musa7801 ط حطي يپلاؤغئع
i just dont wanna see your face
Today, I completed a basic Uber clone project, and it's amazing! I've added some extra features, including payment integration with Stripe, among other enhancements. A big thank you to Sonny for the fantastic guidance-keep up the great work! 👍
If you are using the Android emulator to follow this tutorial you might have issues with the back button @3.02.57 ish. Evidently you could make two blunders. 1. Is to import {TouchableOpacity} from 'react-native-gesture-handler. The recommendation unless you know what you really wnat to do is to import it from import {TouchableOpacity } from 'react-native'. Once you have done that then using the absolute positioning may also cause the back button < chevron not to fire, in this case place the textbox before the TouchableOpacity component. This applies only for Android. The ecosystem is a little finicky especially with the expo wrapper, but for what you are getting it's well worth the few bumps in the road.
I was stuck on this part so thank you very much for your advice 👍
The solution also blocks navigation to NavigateCard.
Thanks a lot bro! Didn't think the comment section would become the perfect stack overflow forum lol👍
To fix the button placement you could also replace top-3 in the TouchableOpacity to bottom-2 and that should be perfect!
@@TheEliteBeats
it is a z-order issue for sure. I could have made that more clear, but didn't want to affect the look and feel too much
This single video is equivalent to almost all the paid react-native courses. Thanks a lot, Sonny for sharing this and putting all your time to explain and create it so well :)
Were you able to implement google autocomplete using the google places API ?
@@nikolaimakarov3034 yes, if google key is activated should work
You have goggle api key ? Can you help me@@nikolaimakarov3034
ur cooked if u think this is equivalent to react-native courses
For the ones who got the error of navSlice.origin is not a function: you probably put your reducer like this:
export const navSlice = createSlice({
name: 'nav',
initialState,
reducer: {
But when Sonny Sangha Copied his working file code and pasted it on the navSlice
The reducer looks like this now:
export const navSlice = createSlice({
name: 'nav',
initialState,
reducers: {
There is gonna be an "s" after the reducer
and on 3:02:53 the change there was the z-index: 50 on the style or z-50 for tailwind
I hope i helped!
Thank you man!!
The way he acknowledges donations is really awesome.
The error stating that setOrigin is not a function is resolved by naming the reducers object inside navSlice as "reducers" with an "s" instead of "reducer". Thank you and keep it up 👍
This comment went a very long way. Thanks a whole lot
thanks)
Thanks so much! You the best my man, had spent the last hour trying to debug this.
You're a beast, thank you
this could be easily prevented by using Typescript. Since TS yell when you mistype param name
At 3:03:05, if you are facing the issue where your back button is not clickable, the fix is to add change z-index of your back button. Add "z-50" to the tailwind styles of the back button
Thanks you have saved me tons of time there
While trying to use Google API from India, it was not giving out any search results. I then created a different billing account and set the account country as US, now its working properly. Amazing approach you have, bro. You clear concepts so clearly. Im definetly more clear in RN because of you.
Hey! I am facing the same problem can you tell what address did you mentioned while opting for different country?
At 1:59:25, what changed was in the createSlice object parameter, you were passing in "reducer" instead of "reducers" as an object property. It wasn't a refresh issue.
Thanks
Thank u so much i was struck there :)
Life SAVER!!!!!
Thank you so much.😊
thank you men i was searching for a while
This video is a game-changer! As an RPA Champion dedicated to teaching business process automation, I can't stress enough how important it is to build robust and scalable apps. Utilizing React Native, Navigation, Redux, Tailwind CSS, and Google Autocomplete together is a brilliant approach. It not only streamlines the development process but also ensures a seamless user experience. Kudos to the creator for breaking down complex concepts into actionable steps. For anyone looking to automate and optimize their business processes, mastering these tools is essential. Keep up the great work and let's keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible!
Thank you so much!
Mailman delivering once again. Can't wait to try out React Native. Thanks for dropping all this knowledge.
love your energy and you have been 100x times more helpful than most of the react native content on youtube. thank you so much!
I have a react native app project that's bugging me, especially as a beginner. Your video is far better than anything I've come across! The explanations, the simplicity, the pauses to shout out your donors😅... Massive love from Kenya🇰🇪
Got to know react due to you a year ago and now I got my first client due to you ! keep making these builds man 🔥❤️
LOVE YOUR ENERGY🔥
I've finally been able to block out the time to fully watch this video and practice along. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You are amazing at breaking down new topics and making them easy to understand.
Crazy Stuff Sonny please extend this build if you can like dashboard for drivers etc/
Yeah that will be sick
THANKS !! ive been learning react native in the past 2 month and alot of my progress come from what i learned here !
Im 2 years late, but this is still an amazing and probably the best uber clone, not talking about how accurate the app looks like, i mean the instructions and the code functionality and the explanation on what to do and why, Love you Sonny, you're the best
Hello, i'm amongs the very few that my code isn't running. Can i have uses because starting all over again will be too long
@@krys_gaming476 well what do you mean by your code isnt running? honestly that could be due to many things, its pretty hard to guess what went wrong, but if i have to guess. i'd guess you didnt get a google maps key properly which would lead to unexpected errors
actually its the redux making my code not to funcion properly, everytime i Use the "Provider", it nshows me errors on expo go. Been sending the issues to AIs but all say theres no problem found
@@Cookies-cv3nd
Here I am wishing you made this using flutter, I'm glad I know react too because you've seriously made me question my love for flutter. This is really Awesome!
Around minute 36:00 you created de navSlice with the property "reducer", without the "s", that's why you got an error on minute 1:58:51. This is awesome, i hope to return the favor some time.
Giving hearts to all the comments, so nice of you man. Keep up the good work and give us more stuffs like these ❤️❤️
I was waiting for this. I'm salivating...this is my moment!! You are the best....and you are changing lives!
Hello Sonny, Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial what an amazing build! I have implemented several builds from your channel and it is helping me out a lot. I just wanted to point out to you and everyone that the error that occurred @1:58:49 stating that setOrigin is not a function is resolved by naming the reducers object inside navSlice as "reducers" with an "s" instead of "reducer". Thank you and keep it up 👍
Thanks for this, he just copied and pasted over the code to fix it instead of debugging lol
I've just seen that difference (reducer - reducers) and came to the comments to see if someone else saw it lol
thanks for your help, it took me lots of time lol
@@kikombehome7873 SAME
thanks a lot. Came over to the comments to see if someone also realised it. Been stuck on this bug for hours . Thanks a million dude
You rock man!! 💥 I was gonna start learning Android Studio. But I think after react , React Native is the way to go.
This stream is honestly so well done man, thank you for all your content this was so helpful for implementing a bunch of functionality in a similar app I'm building.
When sangha drops a video. First thing you do is drop a like and then continue. Remember this process is a must. Appreciate the free contents guys please.
I know it is an old video, but for people that get the error: [TypeError: 0, _navSlice.setOrigin is not a function (it is undefined)].
There is actually a change :
You resolve it by naming the reducers object inside navSlice as "reducers" with an "s" instead of "reducer".
Just finished this build, this was awesome, and the best part of it for me was the debugging of the issues I encountered. Great learning tool for anyone.
hey bro where can i find images like the uber car?
By the way, this tutorial is fantastic, I'll be watching all of your tutorials from here on out, so just consider this a friendly observation for your student audience.... something did change when we the setOrigin is not a function error appeared (around 1:59:00), it was the spelling of reducer(s) in the navSlice file. Hope this helps, took me a bit to catch that
Thank you! got stuck here for a bit
thank you so much! I was having a trouble with this one
As a Fullstack dev with quite a lot experience but no React Native, you helped me a lot with getting into React Native! Thanks. Went smooth from 0 to 100. You saved me days and weeks from creating my prototype!
Papa Fam for life ... So pumped for this you are really changing lifes thank you so so much Sonny ... Love from Pakistan
Hi Sonny, I'm just 30 mins into this video, And i realize you bare super smart, with the way you explain, its almost as if you are the one who came up with the uber idea. definitely building this as soon as i get the fundamentals down.
This guys is god of many developers ❤️
I love how you explain and strucutre your projects, I really like to see them after my work hours or in my free time. Really educational. This time I tried to follow your tutorial, but changed some things instead of following you, added extra additional features and used mapbox instead of Google Maps, added authentication and a small backend. This is my first time working with react native. I learned a lot from your video also helped me understand lot more things at the same time. Respect brother
I havent watched these vdieos but can you tell me if they just code frontend or they include backend also?
@@kshitizbathwal7509 It's just frontend but some of his videos contain Firebase backend
somehow last night, whilst asleep, youtube fed me along the algorithm to your videos, I woke up half way through this one to realise your incredibly helpful for my future endeavours, thankyou for your content and I cant wait to actually consume some and get some learning in!
This is awesome thank you so much I’m glad it helps you!!
I coded along and I'm finally done.
Impressive :)
I don't know much about coding but this dude's vibe is inspiring me to learn.
Wow i like how you handle Map navigation , travel time and calculating amount and distance that's awesome ,,, keep up the good job,, to those who are looking for tutorials in relations to react native map navigation, this is the right video for you..
Great video. But when you troubleshoot can you not paste your old code because you might not notice a change but for ppl following along it doesn’t fix the bug. For example, if you go to 1:59:32 on line 12 reducer is changed to reducers. Took me 30min to figure out. Lol. Really like your videos tho, good job and thanks for making them. 😃
YEP i just figured that out right now lol, I am abit late unfortunately
How many api use in this
Wow everyone here is really smart! I just stumbled upon this channel by mistake - bless you all!
At first I thought ppl are donating to you, but then realized, no, they are donating to your knowledge and hardwork. Man is nothing without it
I’m sorry what does this exactly mean?
@@SonnySangha its just that I was wondering that why ppl r donating so much, and, then I realised that they are giving money because the get something from you.
Donations were for the knowledge u giving us,
@@SonnySangha and man i want to thanks too. I found ur tutorial exactly when I had a project with those functionalities required
Dude this channel is SO UNDERRATED It should have like atleast 300k SUBS
Unfortunately, I realized that I cannot use a custom javascript core as I am using a standalone application with the expo.
I'm sure some people will encounter the "Can't find variable Intl" failure message because it works with the expo in the android emulator.
You can fix the problem with the following steps:
yarn add intl
import 'intl'
import 'intl/locale-data/jsonp/en-GB'
You're the best!
1h:59':26" in navSlice, name,initialstate and "reducer"...reducer it's and needs to be changed by "reducers". it´s not only a refresh!
thank you
Thank you for sharing this right now; most students are interested in taxi booking app development for their college projects, and you are assisting them with this tutorial.
How can u smile while coding . u r awesome dude
After watching your builds, development seems like a cakewalk.
Keep it up sir, waiting for the video in which you use ML with Native App.
❤️❤️
I like your format G! Nice Video and good vibes!
God may bless you really, there is none course in udemy like this, you saved my life because I am founding my startup in the field of transportation and I need this kind of stuff and also straight to the point since as startup we don't have that much time
Content is amazing. Thank you! Production level tutorial projects are not common so I really appreciate your content.
No No No No, This is too good. When I hear you say Redux Toolkit, I'm like you nailed it, man. Thanks Sonny
I like your recording setup and you're really pumped!! very captivating
Thank you Sonny for this amazing course!
Oooh Papa React I missed the stream but this is sick man.. Thanks man
Nice video sonny, i learned so much about react js. Sonny, please also make a video on how to make google lens clone( products recommendation by analysing photos).
finally, i have been able to complete a build thanks to this tutorial! This has given me so much confidence as a beginner
Good stuff bro, I just completed whatsapp-2.0 build
This stream is honestly so well done man,
Hey Sonny~ your contents are always awesome!! Thanks for this great work !!!
Thanks for tuning in dude!!!
I’m a 27 year old viewer logged into my girlfriends iPad, hella excited to be able to watch this!
Hey Sonny! Have learnt React from you. Have learnt NextJS from you. Would be wonderful if you can plan a new build using typescript.
Yeah TS would be amazing!🙌🏻
Bro this guy is giving all the cool jazz for free ?! All my support dude ✨
thanks sonny for the easiest react native lessons
at 2:34:00
i had issue with the fitToSuppliedMarkers not being recognised
i corrected it using ref = mapRef in mapViiew and adding
useEffect(() => {
if (!origin || !destination || !mapRef.current) {return;}
// Zoom & fit to markers
mapRef.current.fitToSuppliedMarkers(['origin', 'destination'], {
edgePadding: { top: 150, right: 50, bottom: 50, left: 50 },
});
}, [origin, destination,mapRef]);
````
import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native';
import MapView, {Marker , PROVIDER_GOOGLE} from 'react-native-maps';
import tw from 'twrnc';
import { useSelector } from 'react-redux';
import { selectOrigin,selectDestination } from '../slices/navSlice';
import MapViewDirections from 'react-native-maps-directions';
import { GOOGLE_MAPS_APIKEY } from '@env';
import { useRef } from 'react';
import { useEffect } from 'react';
const Map = () => {
const origin = useSelector(selectOrigin);
const destination = useSelector(selectDestination);
const mapRef = useRef(null);
useEffect(() => {
if (!origin || !destination || !mapRef.current) {return;}
// Zoom & fit to markers
mapRef.current.fitToSuppliedMarkers(['origin', 'destination'], {
edgePadding: { top: 150, right: 50, bottom: 50, left: 50 },
});
}, [origin, destination,mapRef]);
return (
````
Thanks bro I was stuck on zoom into fit map.
You are amazing bro. Father of React. Love from India.
thanks man. u made it seem so easy
Sir I am an 13 Years Old Teen and has been following u from a lot ago. The problem is that i am not able to create a billing account as i dont have a credit card of my self. So.. can u pls tell me if i can create a billing account without credit card?
In this case you’d need to ask your parents!
1:59:29 Line12 : the correct is "reducers" rather than "reducer", I think this was the error.
This is an amazing build. Exactly what I needed! Btw, the setOrigin is not a function error at the 1:59:00 mark was tough to figure out. Took me forever to see that reducers was spelled wrong in createSlice(); LOL
Bro, I hope that you get rich and every wish come true hahahaha you saved me!
Thank god.... 2 days trying to find this. I knew it was a syntax problem, but COULD. NOT. FIND. IT.
saved me .. thankz D
should be top comment
Thanks a lot
Sonny you are amazing as always! Thanks for everything
LOVE YOU SONNY YOU ARE THE BEST REACT TUTOR
Sonny I've done a few of your videos. They're always great. However it would be nice if you'd do a React Native video at some point that is just an hour long. Something simple to cover the basics of your preferred setup, then deployment and app store upload. Thanks for all the work you do 🙏
Could you pleaseee share the playlist in your background? I love it!
Edit: Missed the newsletter part. I've signed up for it! Thanks
Happy for england! Just came back from a long Trip to england and more! Thanks Sonny Sangha Great energy! I am from Panamá!
Oh Air BNB!
Best build indeed. Good stuff man.
Sonny, the beast. OMG, this build was epic
@SonnySangha in your reducers at timestamp 1:59:48 the redux setup in navSlice.js line 12 is supposed to be 'reducers' not 'reducer' that was what changed
Nice work! Very entertaining and helpful, greetings from Chile!
This is exactly what I need thank you so much, you are a legend.
Hi sonny , hope you fine dear m you guys are so incredible . I was always in MAPS in React Native , and you solved this issue, May God bless you. Make some more awesome stuff like that
1:59:16 Error is because of using 'reducer' at line 12.
The correct word should be 'reducers' [extra s]
Nice project I finished it today, adjusting everything to the current best practices. I hope that you can do more react-native in the future. Greetings from Mexico!
Hi, Gerardo. Please how did you go about the navSlice file? did you copy what is on redux documentation? its different to what sonny did, maybe that is the latest one. Or you typed what is on sonny screen
@@oluwatobisamuel247 which part exactly? I think that part did not change at all, but let me know exactly where so i can help you
@@gerardomedellin4355 @Gerardo Medellin thanks for your response Gerardo. I passed through that process. I'm currently having a blocker at the Navigation part. from min 1:15:00
Sonny, thank you so much for the tutorial. Do you have a second part of this tutorial where we will identify location of users and drivers and actually request a car?)
Hi, Marina. Please how did you go about the navSlice file? did you copy what is on redux documentation? its different to what sonny did, maybe that is the latest one. Or you typed what is on sonny screen
one of the best channels I watch to learn! thanks for the content sonny.
Thanks Sonny - The real-world examples are a great motivator.
you are such an amazingly humble and full of knowledge dude. Love from Pakistan
Great video, bro! 🎥 Love your channel! ❤📺
We want more React-Native🥰🥰
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Excellent work, thanks for taking the time, they are not short videos, and it takes a lot of effort on your part, there really is a lot of work behind it, greetings from Argentina.
Super clear tutorial, we are big fans of Redux, Tailwind CSS here at Taskade as well.
That’s awesome! Thanks for supporting the channel!
You rock man!! I was gonna start learning Android Studio. But I think after react , React Native is the way to go.
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Wanted to learn react native, decided to go to the best channel to do so
Incredible Tutorial. Thank you so much.
It was really nice video, with a lot of energy while coding. Thanks a lot for such great content, a lot of learning about google maps API from this video. 😇😇
Hey Sir I am your big fan 😍 Love from India and thanks for teaching us the valuable things... appreciate 🤗
I want to say that please dont use redux in every project use (props) instead of redux...redux is jus disturbing and many can't understand redux even after studying...
If you can't understand, keep studying, no company will stop using Redux just because you can''t understand it. Adapt.
Redux is just a state management library, it stores the state globally so you can use it anywhere.
The problem with props is call stack hell, when you need to pass props down to every component, it's not readable and inefficient.
When you want to change a specific state in your store, use dispatch, the selectors select a specific state.
Love this channel.Teaching is an are of making topic interesting and that's what you are doing ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Damn this is so dope!!!💖💖
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YES!!!