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You are amazing. This is actually the hardest installation ive iver faced. I had been looking for this video for hours. Thanks a lot for sharing and making such a complete and concise video!
Thank you so much for this! i've been for hours strugglin just to get setup in react native and now im finally done and ready to get things done all thanks to you!
After trying it out for about 3h, I finally got into this tutorial step-by-step (checking in the official docs as well for a tiny couple of diffs - as you recommended) and it FINALLY WORKED!!!! Huge thanks for it.
Thank you Vladim. I now have a real playing field to start working on. I would never have figured any of this stuff out on my own. This lesson should be a mandatory prerequisite for any newbie like me!
Your tutorial was amazing. I have struggled a lot when i tried initially, then i found your video and it was so easy and quick, only some version issues were there , still sorted it easily. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the guidance. I've been looking for 3 days how to download RN-CLI and now only i understood everything even though its out dated a bit. so thank you so mach🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You are incredible! Thank you so much for the tutorial. Still, I have a doubt. Why are you running react-native start and after that react-native run-android? Could someone help me understand this in more detail please? Thank uuu!!!!
react-native start: This command starts the Metro bundler (previously known as Metro packager). Metro is a JavaScript bundler that compiles and bundles your React Native JS code and assets into a single package, making it ready for the native app to load. Once started, Metro will keep running and watching for any code changes, so when you modify and save your code, it will automatically bundle the changes. react-native run-android: This command compiles the native code and installs your app on a connected Android emulator or device. After the app is installed and launched, it will connect to the Metro server (started by react-native start) to download the JS bundle. If Metro isn't running, the app won't be able to load the JS bundle and will result in an error. I only use react-native run-android when I use CMD not VS code terminal
Thank you for breaking this down by steps from the beginning. I have a PHP background and every tutorial on React jumps right into this with explaining what it is and I was so lost ☹
Hi bro, before I ask you a question, I need to say that you're awesome! 💪 I'd like to know if it's possible to follow react-native-cli tutorials while building with expo? Or there is complete difference in building process between these two? Thanks in advance 😊👍
First of all i would like to congratulate you for this, it is helping a lot of people just like me, thanks you. I have a question: How did you create the projects folder ? the one you write on powershell like cd projects.
apparently its in c:\Users\ usually there are 2 folders namely public and a folder that has a name lets say my name (whatever you see inside the Users folder).....just create a folder inside of it
Heyy, good job, very good job, I have been trying to configure the best environment to develop more smoothly. I have little memory in the RAM androi studio is very heavy and I needed to run the application on a device yesterday, finally yesterday I did not find it in your channel but this is Seriously with this video complements the value you offer maybe you record a second part explaining the "adb devices" it would be great thanks for your content have a great day.
If someone get error after tiping npx react-native in Terminal then open PowerShel and type this line and hit enter mkdir C:\Users\YOUR_PC_NAME\AppData\Roaming pm. This need to fix error on that step.
it will ! but you also need to update npm to the latest version using this command : npm install -g npm@10.8.3 or the latest version number if this is outdated !
Why was my comment deleted? I said when I run the command "npm run android", I get the following error: Error: Command failed: gradlew.bat app:installDebug -PreactNativeDevServerPort=8081 Instead of getting the community to help, my comment disappears. Even from my comment history - means it's deliberately deleted. That's plain mean
@@zainulabdinshaikh2758 yes it's not really an issue for me because my emulator is working. You can Ignore that step and continue. Everything will work fine.
THANK YOU I DID ALL YOUR STEPS AND MADE SUCCSEFULLY BUT I HAVE ONE PROBLEM I HAVE THIRD PART APPLICATION LIKE LMS FOR EDUCATION IT IS READY BUT I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO UPLOAD THAT PROJECT IS THERE ANY HELP PLEASE?
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You are amazing. This is actually the hardest installation ive iver faced. I had been looking for this video for hours. Thanks a lot for sharing and making such a complete and concise video!
Thank you so much for this! i've been for hours strugglin just to get setup in react native and now im finally done and ready to get things done all thanks to you!
You're very welcome!
After trying it out for about 3h, I finally got into this tutorial step-by-step (checking in the official docs as well for a tiny couple of diffs - as you recommended) and it FINALLY WORKED!!!! Huge thanks for it.
Thank you Vladim. I now have a real playing field to start working on. I would never have figured any of this stuff out on my own. This lesson should be a mandatory prerequisite for any newbie like me!
Thanks Stewart
Your tutorial was amazing. I have struggled a lot when i tried initially, then i found your video and it was so easy and quick, only some version issues were there , still sorted it easily. Thank you so much.
Great to hear!
YESSSS!!! After following other videos and failing to get react native to work on a virtual android device THIS video was the one that worked for me!!
That means a lot to me! This things are hard to nail down
I tried every RUclips video on how to do this. But only with your video I was able to do exactly this. Thanks Bro🙌
Brother, you're just the best. I've been looking for this video for a long time!
Tks sooooo much bro !!!!!! I had lost two entire days trying install this correctly but unsuccessfully ! I almost gave up ... Tks for this !!!
You're welcome!
I failed to install the CLI, so I installed Expo Go instead. Finally, I managed to install the CLI. Thank you :)
You are amazing my friend. I really enjoyed your streaming! You are the best.
it had really bein difficult to set the enviroment for react-native. founding this tuto helped a lot, thank you 🙏
Thank you very much, looking forward to the 3 day app building competition
thanks, you saved me. The other tutorial I found was giving an error, now it worked perfectly.
Thank you for the guidance. I've been looking for 3 days how to download RN-CLI and now only i understood everything even though its out dated a bit. so thank you so mach🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You should start a podcast where you teach me how to code from scratch to developer in a year. People would follow it
Thanks a lot man!!! I have strugled a lot before your tutorial,you really helped me by this
Great video and its still relevant 2 years later
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much! I couldn't get it to work until I got here!
I'm watching while watching the subtitles automatically translated, but your video is the best.
This is the best video. All others use expo, which I didn't have a good experience with.
Great video, now I have a new development environment. SUCCESS!
You are a god!!!. Easy to understand, straight forward. Thank you so much
My friend is someone I greatly admire
Thank you 🙌
You are the best!!! Thank you🙂👍
Your video saved my day at work, now I can creat and run my Bot Salesforce in android, thanks.
Hello and thanks for all your videos !! such a great and powerfull information !
That was wonderfull!!! Everything worked like a charme! Thank you very much for you work :)
Dude thank you so much, you mad it easier for me using the cli step by step, I recommend him guys, Thank you once again 😊🔥🔥
Great video! Thanks for the walkthrough
Love you so much ❤️, after 4 hours I got tis because of you
Amazing. This tutorial helped me alot..Thank you!!
thank you very much for the tutorial, was extremely helpful, best believe I subscribed
Amazing video.Looking forward to be a React Native Dev. I'm yet to follow your React Native Tuts.🤝
Such a great Tutorial,Thanks a lot bro...😍😍😍😍
Got me up and running. Thank you so much!
This video is very helpful for beginners, thank you~
Thanks Bro! You saved my job
Thank you very much man, It was very useful!
appreciate your work .....your video have been useful
Thank you 🙌
amazingly well explained works for me
Thanks for your nice and simple tutorial it helps alot ..!!!
You are incredible! Thank you so much for the tutorial. Still, I have a doubt. Why are you running react-native start and after that react-native run-android? Could someone help me understand this in more detail please?
Thank uuu!!!!
react-native start:
This command starts the Metro bundler (previously known as Metro packager).
Metro is a JavaScript bundler that compiles and bundles your React Native JS code and assets into a single package, making it ready for the native app to load.
Once started, Metro will keep running and watching for any code changes, so when you modify and save your code, it will automatically bundle the changes.
react-native run-android:
This command compiles the native code and installs your app on a connected Android emulator or device.
After the app is installed and launched, it will connect to the Metro server (started by react-native start) to download the JS bundle.
If Metro isn't running, the app won't be able to load the JS bundle and will result in an error.
I only use react-native run-android when I use CMD not VS code terminal
love u bro, u really help me a lot
thank you man your video is amazing
Great tutorial.... thank you so much Vadim
Great!! Thank you for your video!
Very good tutorial. well explained and documented
thank you so much for sharing, thank you so much, it helps me a lot
Thank you for this video!
Thank you for breaking this down by steps from the beginning. I have a PHP background and every tutorial on React jumps right into this with explaining what it is and I was so lost ☹
This is a useful video, Thanks for your support
Now I'm confidently send the link of this video , when someone says to me to set up his RN setUP. Thankew buddy
Aoa bhi g mujhy ap ki help cahye kindly
Mujh se 14:46 se agy nhi jaa pa rha
Awesome, Great tutorial, Thanks
Hi bro, before I ask you a question, I need to say that you're awesome! 💪 I'd like to know if it's possible to follow react-native-cli tutorials while building with expo? Or there is complete difference in building process between these two? Thanks in advance 😊👍
Did you run into any major differences??
So Clean and Simple to Follow ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thank you sir this video is very helpful.
bro you are amazing, thank you so much
finally its working omg thnx bro
This is the one and only video which resolved all my problems.Thanks man 🫡
Thank you very much sir 🙏.God bless you sir.
this is a great video, just missed Expo part, once following the above video, I see app.tsx file with default content instead of a js file
This is amazing video with a lot of great helpful works very you.
best video on the setup
Helps a lot !! :) tnx bro
Glad to hear that!
I love your work bro
First of all i would like to congratulate you for this, it is helping a lot of people just like me, thanks you. I have a question: How did you create the projects folder ? the one you write on powershell like cd projects.
apparently its in c:\Users\
usually there are 2 folders namely public and a folder that has a name lets say my name (whatever you see inside the Users folder).....just create a folder inside of it
@@whiteskye4701 thanks buddy
@@whiteskye4701 Do you know how to create the dummy data ?
Heyy, good job, very good job, I have been trying to configure the best environment to develop more smoothly. I have little memory in the RAM androi studio is very heavy and I needed to run the application on a device yesterday, finally yesterday I did not find it in your channel but this is Seriously with this video complements the value you offer maybe you record a second part explaining the "adb devices" it would be great thanks for your content have a great day.
Thanks bro...nice video...its helpful...
"then select the Q API Level 30 image." There is NO Q API Level 30 image!!
There is Q API Level 29 image and R API Level 30 image
What i should use?!
You helped me a lot.
14:10 I did the steps when typing it in a station it gives me the following sentence "Segmentation fault"
you are the best ! thanks
You helped me, Thank you
It was really helpful for me...
If someone get error after tiping npx react-native in Terminal then open PowerShel and type this line and hit enter mkdir C:\Users\YOUR_PC_NAME\AppData\Roaming
pm. This need to fix error on that step.
it will ! but you also need to update npm to the latest version using this command : npm install -g npm@10.8.3 or the latest version number if this is outdated !
Thanks bro u re awsome !
Great Tutorial
Niceee. Amazing!!!!!
really helpful video thanks
Thank you so much ❤
Great tutorial, thanks.
Thanks you very helpfull this video
Straight and awsome.
npx react-native init doesn't work for me. Copying Template always gives me an error. I followed their documentation to a T still doesn't work.
Why was my comment deleted?
I said when I run the command "npm run android", I get the following error:
Error: Command failed: gradlew.bat app:installDebug -PreactNativeDevServerPort=8081
Instead of getting the community to help, my comment disappears. Even from my comment history - means it's deliberately deleted. That's plain mean
How did you resolve this error?getting same
Thanks bro it worked...
Thank you, that was super helpfull
You're welcome!
Thank you so much.. Please how can i integration or open an existing built App i bought
Cd project/RNFirstProject/: no such file or directory
It shows this comment
Kindly guide me how to solve this issue
Thanks, really helpfull.
Thank you so much!
THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤
tks a lot, this video very useful
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Did you miss the win desktop environment, not?
Hey Vadim, please make Grocery Delivery application on REACT Native. 💜
I keep getting an error when I type adb, it says Segmentation fault. please help!
did your problem solved becouse i have same issue?
@@zainulabdinshaikh2758 yes it's not really an issue for me because my emulator is working. You can Ignore that step and continue. Everything will work fine.
THANK YOU I DID ALL YOUR STEPS AND MADE SUCCSEFULLY BUT I HAVE ONE PROBLEM I HAVE THIRD PART APPLICATION LIKE LMS FOR EDUCATION IT IS READY BUT I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO UPLOAD THAT PROJECT IS THERE ANY HELP PLEASE?