man you've single handedly taught me React Js back in like 2017 or 2018 and I'm so glad you're still doing this. you're the best damn teacher in the internet dude. memorable, engaging, funny, not sloppy, everything. after finishing a course by you I feel bulletproof.
Just wrapped up this video. I came in as a backend developer whose never worked on javascript, barely worked on CSS, never worked on React. By the end of the video, I felt super comfortable building my app with the components needed, and learn JS, CSS as needed to implement what I need Mostly paused every time he mentioned something already exists in JS, looked up learnt it, felt comfortable and continued Thank you very much. I came in not knowing anything and exited building my own app Few notes 1. I think using the web to debug and see my application was helpful. I just had to press 'w' 2. It seems like there was some confusion to build a unique key, Using the index of the array may have been a simpler solution 3. The initial part of the video talks about also going through authentication, and navigation but the video ends before 4. I never got to getting react native developer tools working. It talked about the latest version not compatible with devtools, and couldn't find the answer on google either
I've been watching this for 4 days in a row now and it's so well done and you are such a great teacher I had to buy the course today! Thanks so much for doing this! You rock man!
Thank you for this amazing content! I know it's definitely difficult to make such videos, and sharing them for free is a really kind gesture. The world needs more people like you :)
Just wanted to say thanks for this well crafted tutorial. I work primarily with back end code mainly with Python so this has been very helpful to get my feet wet before jumping into mobile development. I also wanted to say something about learning anything regarding programming. Before I do I want to make sure that everyone understands I'm really not trying to be a dick or put anyone down whatsoever. This is just something I felt needed saying and I think you'll be better coders for hearing it. When you are learning code and you are installing several different libraries and dependencies and languages all of various versions on different operating systems and terminals and IDE's also of various versions you will probably run into a few irritating problems. Even in a professional environment with programmers who have been working for years will run into unexpected problems that will cause time consuming road blocks. Which is why this is a perfect time to try and solve these sort of problems your self. You're going to be doing it at work so you might as well get started doing it during tutorials. Go to google or stack overflow and type in the error message you are getting and just see what comes back. It could be something really easy that looked way worse. Being able to troubleshoot and track down random problems like these will prove to be one of your most important skill sets in any career associated with coding. The tendency in situations like this where a tutorial is involved is to think that someone didn't put in a step that you needed to do before continue with the tutorial. But this just isn't the case. Problems come up all the time in code. Could be Professional, Hobby or even a Tutorial. So before you're quick to judge the situation take a few moments to actually look up the problem that you are seeing. And you might even be able to post the fix to the group of tutorial watchers who are all complaining about the same thing. And that'll boost moral like nothing else. I hope none of this came across the wrong way. I really did mean all of this to help everyone out. Best of luck guys!
I really appreciate that you make it a point to repeat yourself multiple times in this tutorial, especially early on. It makes it a lot easier to make the concepts stick!
courseGoals.map((goal, id) => {goal} : (Notice the two parameters for the map function). Works well! Resolve the key message error and the style property can be used on Text component!
Hey Dude, I've been watching your lessons for last 2 years. You`re an awesome teacher. Your guides are amazing! Thank you for all the stuff you're doing
Hey, I am quiet young and have always found making apps quiet interesting and something that I wanted to do in the future. Thanks for the video and your time spent making it. having only learned about react native about a day ago this video was really helpful. Again, thank you for the video.
Academind Hi professor Plz help me!!!!! React navigation is changed .this has been upgraded to version 4 but I can’t do that version 😭. In the creatStackNavigator part,I can’t run the code.plz guide me on this,plzzzzzz. My email address: pouria_karami@yahoo.com Thanks
Needed this. My software engineering class requires a project and my group wants to make an mobile app, but, we do not want to learn android and iOS so this is legendary! Thank you very much brother !!
It is another alternative for state management. Hooks are especially useful for high performance iterations such as in graphical animation doing recursive calls. But many seem to think it is THE way to express state from now on in every situation. In any case without doubt understanding hooks is a fundamental life saver in understanding other people's code from now on.
If the simulation on your phone doesn't work pay attention to the various simulation options you have, open the developers Tools by pressing `d` in the terminal and (in the browser) you should be able to get 3 options in the lower left corner. The app on WiFi will only work by enabling Tunnel mode and not LAN or Local mode. So once you will enable it it will install all the necessary packages and you'll be good to go.
I just finished your React Js course from Udemy and I can undoubtedly say that u are the best instructor out there...every topic is explained in so much detail that we don't need to go search for some other additional resources or articles or docs.... everything is laid out in one course and u have definitely put in yr best efforts to start and be an expert from scratch itself....Thanks for the amazing lectures Man! It definitely made me fall in love with JavaScript and developing UI and exploring that career path.... Definitely I would say every instructor out there needs to be like u... Wouldn't have got anything better for learning than ur channel...Academind...both on RUclips and on Udemy!♥️
I just finished this video and also did code along with you, IT WORKED! My first time with react native but definitely not a first timer in react. Great tutorial for React Native and also with the hooks. Learned a lot, Thanks and God Bless!
Thank you for this generous 6 hour crash course. I just finish watching this amazing tutorial! I enjoyed your teaching style a lot and immediately went to udemy to buy the full course. I LOVE that everything was updated to the latest versions. Thanks! 👍👍👍
Max You're such a great teacher, I've bought some of your courses on udemy, and I can say, I don't regret, you've earned a lifetime student. keep it up this way!. Regards from Argentina. Luciano.
This course is amazing. You are such a great teacher, you hit just the right pace. Not too fast, not too slow. Publishing it here on RUclips is also a cool strategy, users get to know you and after following this video i already bought this one and the nodejs one by you on udemy. Thank you for your effort and keep up the good work!! 👍👍👍
I just love this teacher purchased many courses on udemy ...and truly satisfied with all of them...his teaching along with hand on projects are just unmatched ....here to save on some money as i already know reactjs 😂 and dont want to buy new course
viewed 2+ hours straight, found interesting being a beginner, no matter if it is 6 hours long, you can directly jump onto your part. Will follow this tutorial at-least as a beginner.
I've just finished this crash course and I think I will buy the rest of the content. Your teaching way is really good. I didn't use react (or any javascript) before but you explain basics as you go so it's easy to grasp. I've used TypeScript while coding along - it really helps, especially when using "props". Also, you got autocomplete for free which is nice eg. for a custom "Input" component since if do it right you can have validation and autocomplete for TextInput standard properties too (interface InputProps extends TextInputProps {style: object}).
Finshed it to day and . used typescript with this course had lot of fun and just want to say thank you for ur hard work and sharing this gold with us!!
After adding Modal, make sure that you go down to the "input" in style sheet, and add color: 'black' then go back up to the TextInput component and under placeholder="Course Goal", add placeholderTextColor = 'grey'
you have to buy the course and view it in the course player , like udemy for example to get subs. This is already a 5 hours compilation of snippets of videos toghether . I dont know how youtube auto subs work but i would guess it would be a hassle.
wooow i hope GOD Always give you healthy and bless you youre kind of good people i never seen please tell me where best placement react router in react js are it's inside of app.js or where
Not sure about IOS but for Android, you need to use 'Android Studio' which builds the app for the app store, this can take a long time and be frustrating but there are good tutorials for it out there, such as: developer.android.com/studio/publish
@@darwinvinci7744 Her web Development course is very good in the first half, but at the end she goes light speed. (like she's tired of the course and wants to finish the remaining chapters)
Super good course. Maximilian Schwarzmüller perfectly transports the content of the course. I bought the full course on udemy, just because i wanted to reward for the good work. The only thing to be noticed in a negative way somehow is that udemy video Quality is below the quality on youtube. But thats not too bad. Keep up the good work! This particular course made me become a customer to udemy.
Thanks a lot for your wonderful feedback and support, happy to read that you enjoy the course! Udemy actually also provides 1080p support, so actually the video quality should be ok. In case you're having problems in this area, you can always ask the Udemy support => support@udemy.com
thanks you very much i was in php stack with laravel and vue, and i wanted to learn react native, you helped me to lose the initial fear of another tech, thx and keep going with the good work!
I started this course here then I just switched to Udemy and buy the full course because it's a good React Native tutorial, especially for me as I'm new in the React & React Native world :)
Thank you Max, I was considering Flutter & Dart which I find very interesting, but I feel React Native has the momentum, and plentiful job opportunities at this current time.
Hi. I know react and Js. Before tat I was learning Android studio but I don't understand tat. So I came to study react native . Can I continue with react native , is there job opportunities in future? Pls tell me . I am confused
@@academind Yes I really like the look of Flutter & it interests me very much. I do not like Android Studio much though, it can be frustrating beyond belief. However, thank you for your recommendation. I will certainly check it out. 👍
For the people who are also getting an error when they execute the command "expo start", try installing Node.JS version 12.8.1, not the latest version. I was getting the error ELIFECYCLE, but this fixed it for me.
For reloading the android you can use R+R real fast after each other and the window will reload. You will probably know this but if you didn't I hope it helps
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks Max, I got hired as a react native mobile developer because of you. You’re phenomenal. God will always bless you.
Congrats bro that's great
Congrats bro! Did you watched this video or took the udemy course too?
Sir , I am preparing for an interview in a leading startup company hope its work
@@vikash4070
Good luck!
bro can we learn complete react native using this course?
00:00:00 Introduction
00:46:57 Getting Started
01:10:24 The Basics
01:35:14 FlexBox
01:47:36 StyleSheet
01:52:46 useState
01:59:08 List of items & ScrollView
02:20:52 Custom Components
02:45:53 Modal
03:10:14 Debugging React Native apps
03:41:28 Components, Styling & Layout
Thanks a lot!
Is there a way to follow and practice this completely offline? Planning to finish this amazing course on a long haul flight. Thanks! 😁
@@nikhilrw youtube video download:D but you will need everything installed beforehand, so get to min 50 before the flight
Alin B downloads done. My point exactly! not sure what I'd need in terms of dev itself
Have it running hello world then remove the wifi; there are no assets to download as far as i noticed
man you've single handedly taught me React Js back in like 2017 or 2018 and I'm so glad you're still doing this. you're the best damn teacher in the internet dude. memorable, engaging, funny, not sloppy, everything. after finishing a course by you I feel bulletproof.
Thank you so much, this honestly means a lot to me!
Just wrapped up this video. I came in as a backend developer whose never worked on javascript, barely worked on CSS, never worked on React. By the end of the video, I felt super comfortable building my app with the components needed, and learn JS, CSS as needed to implement what I need
Mostly paused every time he mentioned something already exists in JS, looked up learnt it, felt comfortable and continued
Thank you very much. I came in not knowing anything and exited building my own app
Few notes
1. I think using the web to debug and see my application was helpful. I just had to press 'w'
2. It seems like there was some confusion to build a unique key, Using the index of the array may have been a simpler solution
3. The initial part of the video talks about also going through authentication, and navigation but the video ends before
4. I never got to getting react native developer tools working. It talked about the latest version not compatible with devtools, and couldn't find the answer on google either
One of the best tutors on internet.
Already completed your Vue.js and React.js tutorials long back. Starting React Native now.
I've been watching this for 4 days in a row now and it's so well done and you are such a great teacher I had to buy the course today! Thanks so much for doing this! You rock man!
Thank you for this amazing content! I know it's definitely difficult to make such videos, and sharing them for free is a really kind gesture. The world needs more people like you :)
Just wanted to say thanks for this well crafted tutorial. I work primarily with back end code mainly with Python so this has been very helpful to get my feet wet before jumping into mobile development.
I also wanted to say something about learning anything regarding programming. Before I do I want to make sure that everyone understands I'm really not trying to be a dick or put anyone down whatsoever. This is just something I felt needed saying and I think you'll be better coders for hearing it.
When you are learning code and you are installing several different libraries and dependencies and languages all of various versions on different operating systems and terminals and IDE's also of various versions you will probably run into a few irritating problems. Even in a professional environment with programmers who have been working for years will run into unexpected problems that will cause time consuming road blocks.
Which is why this is a perfect time to try and solve these sort of problems your self. You're going to be doing it at work so you might as well get started doing it during tutorials. Go to google or stack overflow and type in the error message you are getting and just see what comes back. It could be something really easy that looked way worse.
Being able to troubleshoot and track down random problems like these will prove to be one of your most important skill sets in any career associated with coding. The tendency in situations like this where a tutorial is involved is to think that someone didn't put in a step that you needed to do before continue with the tutorial. But this just isn't the case. Problems come up all the time in code. Could be Professional, Hobby or even a Tutorial.
So before you're quick to judge the situation take a few moments to actually look up the problem that you are seeing. And you might even be able to post the fix to the group of tutorial watchers who are all complaining about the same thing. And that'll boost moral like nothing else. I hope none of this came across the wrong way. I really did mean all of this to help everyone out. Best of luck guys!
Can you share the reason for moving to mobile development from python backend?
I really appreciate that you make it a point to repeat yourself multiple times in this tutorial, especially early on. It makes it a lot easier to make the concepts stick!
Thank you :)
courseGoals.map((goal, id) => {goal} : (Notice the two parameters for the map function). Works well! Resolve the key message error and the style property can be used on Text component!
24:00 //expo init new-app
28:50 //He opens the project dir structure on Visual Code
29:34 //He explains the structure
the real MVP
@@mobilegaming6400 I believe some of the libraries was not installed correctly.
ruclips.net/video/EB5dZ0RPCro/видео.html
I have problem with installation of expo client global
Hey Dude, I've been watching your lessons for last 2 years. You`re an awesome teacher. Your guides are amazing! Thank you for all the stuff you're doing
Thank YOU for your fantastic support and feedback Nikita!
ruclips.net/video/EB5dZ0RPCro/видео.html
This is so useful, love your Udemy classes. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach others.
Hey, I am quiet young and have always found making apps quiet interesting and something that I wanted to do in the future. Thanks for the video and your time spent making it. having only learned about react native about a day ago this video was really helpful. Again, thank you for the video.
how old are you anyways
Best teacher! Learned so much from the Angular, Vue, and React course!
So happy to read that Rithya, thank you :)
Academind
Hi professor
Plz help me!!!!!
React navigation is changed .this has been upgraded to version 4 but I can’t do that version 😭.
In the creatStackNavigator part,I can’t run the code.plz guide me on this,plzzzzzz.
My email address: pouria_karami@yahoo.com
Thanks
ruclips.net/video/EB5dZ0RPCro/видео.html
Needed this. My software engineering class requires a project and my group wants to make an mobile app, but, we do not want to learn android and iOS so this is legendary! Thank you very much brother !!
1:52:47 ToDo List using Hooks in Functional Component
life saver. tysm
It is another alternative for state management. Hooks are especially useful for high performance iterations such as in graphical animation doing recursive calls. But many seem to think it is THE way to express state from now on in every situation. In any case without doubt understanding hooks is a fundamental life saver in understanding other people's code from now on.
no shit im not going to use hooks in class compoennts lol jk
ruclips.net/video/EB5dZ0RPCro/видео.html
If the simulation on your phone doesn't work pay attention to the various simulation options you have, open the developers Tools by pressing `d` in the terminal and (in the browser) you should be able to get 3 options in the lower left corner.
The app on WiFi will only work by enabling Tunnel mode and not LAN or Local mode. So once you will enable it it will install all the necessary packages and you'll be good to go.
The Best Crash Course
your courses are literally the best ones that exists. Thanks.
So awesome to read that Nima, thanks so much!
Great job Max. Concepts are explained very well and to the point. this crash course made things way easier to understand. Keep it up
I just finished your React Js course from Udemy and I can undoubtedly say that u are the best instructor out there...every topic is explained in so much detail that we don't need to go search for some other additional resources or articles or docs.... everything is laid out in one course and u have definitely put in yr best efforts to start and be an expert from scratch itself....Thanks for the amazing lectures Man! It definitely made me fall in love with JavaScript and developing UI and exploring that career path.... Definitely I would say every instructor out there needs to be like u... Wouldn't have got anything better for learning than ur channel...Academind...both on RUclips and on Udemy!♥️
Wow, thanks a million for this amazing feedback, this really means a lot to me :)
This is incredible. Thank you so much. Although its 6 hours long, its incredibly well organised and very entertaining. You are awesome!
I'm a student in your React js Udemy course. I just want to tell you that "thanks for put hard work on these course I love you teaching all along".
Best RUclips Channel evaaahhh
I just finished this video and also did code along with you, IT WORKED! My first time with react native but definitely not a first timer in react. Great tutorial for React Native and also with the hooks. Learned a lot, Thanks and God Bless!
You're a beast. Trying to finish this before 2020!!!
Same, lets go friend
Nearly there. 4 hours in!
@@maheshnahak9510 3 hours here!
@@nikolaprijovic1729 2mins here
@@subhashmalireddy How far are you in now though?!
The best parts are the theoretical concepts in the beginning. Beautifully explained.
Thank you for this generous 6 hour crash course. I just finish watching this amazing tutorial! I enjoyed your teaching style a lot and immediately went to udemy to buy the full course. I LOVE that everything was updated to the latest versions. Thanks! 👍👍👍
Thanks so much, awesome to also have you on board of the full course!
UTECHPIA in udemy course worth it?
Max You're such a great teacher, I've bought some of your courses on udemy, and I can say, I don't regret, you've earned a lifetime student. keep it up this way!. Regards from Argentina. Luciano.
Thanks a lot, great to have you on board!
mind-blowing! do give a watch if starting a new project or something
Took me 2 days to finish and absorb this 6 hour video (having to start with zero knowledge in react native). Great tutorial! :)
The flex explanation is awesome!!!
has he covered everything ,that he told to cover in the beginning of the vedio?
ruclips.net/video/EB5dZ0RPCro/видео.html
You're the best instructor for whoever started programming. I love the way you explain things.
Great refresher!!
Please make a tutorial for using typescript in react.
This course is amazing. You are such a great teacher, you hit just the right pace. Not too fast, not too slow. Publishing it here on RUclips is also a cool strategy, users get to know you and after following this video i already bought this one and the nodejs one by you on udemy.
Thank you for your effort and keep up the good work!! 👍👍👍
its really good that I can learn react native just in 5 hours.
but it's not even the full course
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b
c
d
Don’t delete this video our team are going through this. This is very helpful.
Thank you in advance.
I won't delete it, no worries :)
2:17:41 what about? key: (courseGoals.length + 1).toString()
I just love this teacher purchased many courses on udemy ...and truly satisfied with all of them...his teaching along with hand on projects are just unmatched ....here to save on some money as i already know reactjs 😂 and dont want to buy new course
"This is certainly not the most beautiful app you've developed"
actually, it is, as it's my first app!!
this is hands down the best react native cours out there, this is gold. Props to you!
Thanks so much Tony!
Academind is there a following course?
Phenomenal tutorial max...!!! You are an amazing tutor. I have taken your react and css Udemy courses as well.Thanks a ton❤️
GOD BLESS THIS MAN... BRO ONCE I GET HIRED. ILL BUY YOUR UDEMY COURSES ❤ 🎉 TO SUPPORT YOU. THATS MY PROMISE TO U
Wow! Dude, this looks really great!!
Can't wait to get started 😁
Max - you're my favourite tutor. I've got all your Udemy tutorials. Keep up the fantastic work, you played a part in changing my professional life
Awesome tutorial, This guy is Amazing !!
viewed 2+ hours straight, found interesting being a beginner, no matter if it is 6 hours long, you can directly jump onto your part.
Will follow this tutorial at-least as a beginner.
We'll be using Expo, me: takes a deep breath.
Care to explain?
@@CamoPeng meant to be relieved.
Expo is great if you're not on windows
i was hoping for no expo, but i am happy that this is the functional component version
just as I did. And then had such as assfuck when had to eject from it ...
I've just finished this crash course and I think I will buy the rest of the content. Your teaching way is really good. I didn't use react (or any javascript) before but you explain basics as you go so it's easy to grasp.
I've used TypeScript while coding along - it really helps, especially when using "props". Also, you got autocomplete for free which is nice eg. for a custom "Input" component since if do it right you can have validation and autocomplete for TextInput standard properties too (interface InputProps extends TextInputProps {style: object}).
How was the full course? Does it worth it?
which navigation are you going to use?
React Navigation
React-Native Navigation
React-Native-Screens?
Finshed it to day and . used typescript with this course had lot of fun and just want to say thank you for ur hard work and sharing this gold with us!!
I'm in 50%, of course, everything is clear 2:00:51
2:41:03 still amazing
You always came to rescue me whenever I need to learn new technology. Thanks Sir! Much appreciated
Oh my god.. I cannot believe I watched 6 hours of this and it was not the full course..
really, it isnt a ful course
Thanks for telling us, I almost started with this course.
Oh, sh%t! Thanks for telling! I was about to start this for a project of mine!
its a lot of good lessons gratis
thank you bro
u saved my 6 hours
After adding Modal, make sure that you go down to the "input" in style sheet, and add
color: 'black'
then go back up to the TextInput component and under placeholder="Course Goal", add
placeholderTextColor = 'grey'
why subtitles closed? I can not understand when listening. Pls open subtitles.
yup, i need too.
you have to buy the course and view it in the course player , like udemy for example to get subs. This is already a 5 hours compilation of snippets of videos toghether . I dont know how youtube auto subs work but i would guess it would be a hassle.
bro I guess you need to ask NASA for this...hope it works man!!
Yes i need
ruclips.net/video/EB5dZ0RPCro/видео.html
he speaks literally exactly like my linear algebra professor, accent, cadence and all. made me pay attention a lot easier for some reason lol.
Why use expo instead it has limitation ?
Just finished the 6 hours video, learned so much, thanks a lot! Definitely buying the full course to learn more, great work :)
Happy to read that Farouk and thank you for your support! I hope that you will also like the full course :)
Is there any repo to follow along, you editor is quite big and i cant see everything on the screen? Thanks
I am web developer and I recommend this video as a good tutorial to get started with react native. Thank you very much
Happy to read that Julian, thank you!
Plz max toturial about http2 and update PWA
This course is amazing it's give you a clear vision of how react native is work
Thank you so much
wooow i hope GOD Always give you healthy and bless you
youre kind of good people i never seen
please tell me where best placement react router in react js
are it's inside of app.js or where
2:05:23 - you can simply put index as a key... why complicate it with a string key? map( (goal, index) =>
THANK YOU !! but, is there a deploying part ? I heard that deploying React Native to IOS/ANDROID is hard for experts ?
Not sure about IOS but for Android, you need to use 'Android Studio' which builds the app for the app store, this can take a long time and be frustrating but there are good tutorials for it out there, such as:
developer.android.com/studio/publish
Yes, it's one of the final sections. This video is only the beginning. The full course it's about 30 HOURS long.
This is not the full course but this is still one of the best React Native tutorial on RUclips.
I am getting ad of Angela Yu😂
Lol, I was too for a while
Is she very famous??
@@sidheshwartiwari9834 Kinda, she also teach people how to make apps on udemy.
@@darwinvinci7744 Her web Development course is very good in the first half, but at the end she goes light speed. (like she's tired of the course and wants to finish the remaining chapters)
Is Angela Yu similar to Angular Vue ?
I haven't started the coding part yet but this already looks promising! Thank you for this resource :)
U should put a little bit more ads on this .
Big fan of such comments in a free 6 hours video.
I have completed this React Native full video.
You are good teacher
Thanks a lot
Thanks Max I have learned Laravel and react from you and now starting to learn react native
the amount of work going in this video is insane. thank you so much
Super good course. Maximilian Schwarzmüller perfectly transports the content of the course. I bought the full course on udemy, just because i wanted to reward for the good work. The only thing to be noticed in a negative way somehow is that udemy video Quality is below the quality on youtube. But thats not too bad. Keep up the good work! This particular course made me become a customer to udemy.
Thanks a lot for your wonderful feedback and support, happy to read that you enjoy the course! Udemy actually also provides 1080p support, so actually the video quality should be ok. In case you're having problems in this area, you can always ask the Udemy support => support@udemy.com
if you are using sublime text: go to: view -> syntax -> bable -> javascript bable .( to fix syntax )
thanks you very much i was in php stack with laravel and vue, and i wanted to learn react native, you helped me to lose the initial fear of another tech, thx and keep going with the good work!
Awesome to read that my videos were helpful Ignacio, thanks a lot for sharing this!
Man I loved this course. I cannot give you more likes beucase i can't
No WORDS can define you bro. i hope i can meet you and thank you for all the courses.
very nice and clear Explanation. I am completely new on apps, but getting everything in one go.
2:32:26 delete Element from Flatlist
2:42:50 delete item
I started this course here then I just switched to Udemy and buy the full course because it's a good React Native tutorial, especially for me as I'm new in the React & React Native world :)
Thanks a lot for your awesome support Ramazan, I hope that you will also like the full course!
Thank you Max, I was considering Flutter & Dart which I find very interesting, but I feel React Native has the momentum, and plentiful job opportunities at this current time.
Maybe this video is helpful for you Sean => academind.com/learn/flutter/react-native-vs-flutter-vs-ionic-vs-nativescript-vs-pwa/
Hi. I know react and Js. Before tat I was learning Android studio but I don't understand tat. So I came to study react native . Can I continue with react native , is there job opportunities in future? Pls tell me . I am confused
@@academind Yes I really like the look of Flutter & it interests me very much. I do not like Android Studio much though, it can be frustrating beyond belief. However, thank you for your recommendation. I will certainly check it out. 👍
Great work! Especially like the way you described border-color vs borderColor syntax.
This vid should have tons more likes than it does.
The only one who can watch his long video without being bored..
For the people who are also getting an error when they execute the command "expo start", try installing Node.JS version 12.8.1, not the latest version. I was getting the error ELIFECYCLE, but this fixed it for me.
Thanks man!
your flutter course is one of the best in the world
For reloading the android you can use R+R real fast after each other and the window will reload. You will probably know this but if you didn't I hope it helps
Best React Native crash course ! Love u !
Great vid man! You are one of the reasons that I decided to start uploading code tutorials too! Just wanted to say keep up the good work :)
has he covered everything ,that he told to cover in the beginning of the vedio?
Even I got stuck from the beginning when installing Expo, I can still code along using bare react-native. Great tutorial !!!
ruclips.net/video/EB5dZ0RPCro/видео.html
Excellent tutorial. Everything spelled out and explained in easy to understand terms.
Glad it was helpful!
You're awesome teacher, so well done. Will definitely recommend you to anyone I know.
23:27 It's important to note that as of July 2021, it cannot work if you're using PNPM, but only NPM/Yarn
27:04 Change connection type from LAN to Tunnel if Expo isn't working on your phone.
Thanks Bro..solvedd my big problem..I was looking for this error solution
Best teacher ever! Thanks a lot for max.This video very useful for me!
Awesome to read that Jacky, thank you very much!
@Bryan Spenzer Thanks for advice.I will see it.
Your teaching style is awesome ,,,, Thank you very much for this course
Huge respect and love from Indian Illegally Occupied Kashmir
Thank you so much :)
You were right. The pink is indeed a very sweet color. Just the right amount of pinkness and redness (on my screen)
Always loved your Udemy classes & started loving your RUclips courses as well