React Native Recipes - Volume 1

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Take your React Native application development to the next level by building rich UI's and bring life to application.React has taken the web development world by storm, and it is only natural that its unique architecture and third-party support ecosystem should be applied to native application development. Using JavaScript, you can build a truly native application that renders native UI components and accesses native device functionality. This video will take you from the basics of React Native development all the way through to some more advanced components. This video covers React Native topics ranging from adding basic UI components to successfully implementing Redux. The video follows a top-down approach, beginning with building rich user interfaces. These UIs will be created with both built-in and custom components. You will then animate UIs to make the application feel more alive. Then you will learn to store data in a native database and integrate it with the Facebook SDK. Finally, you will learn to make Redux fit into your application.About the AuthorStan Bershadskiy is an architect at Modus Create and holds a Master's in Computer Science from NYIT. While doing full-stack development, he found working on the frontend most enjoyable because of the speed with which one can develop and switch focus towards JavaScript. Stan likes to involve himself in anything JavaScript-related, particularly around building rich applications for the desktop, web, and mobile. He is located in New York City and can be found co-organizing NYC.JS meetups. More recently, he has focused on promoting React Native by presenting at conferences and publishing blog posts. You can follow him on Twitter at @stan229..
Crysfel Villa is a senior software engineer at Modus Create. He's a passionate JavaScript coder and an accomplished software developer with over 10 years' experience in technical training, consulting, and systems analysis

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Understand common components within the library
Build simple and complex UIs using React Native
Learn to use Flexbox
Create advanced animations for UI components 
Create Facebook reaction widgets
Build universal apps that run on phones and tablets
Learn to fix Redux into your application

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Getting Started 8 lectures 41:23 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course Adding Styles to Text and Containers In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
Using Images to Mimic a Video Player In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
Creating the Toggle Button In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
Displaying a List of Items For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
Adding Tabs to Viewport Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Using Flexbox to Create a Profile Page In this recipe, we will focus on the properties of flexbox to create a profile page.
  • Set the profile image as the background of the app
  • Export our new class
  • Arrange the icons horizontall
Setting Up a Navigator One of the most popular features in React Native is the navigator. This component allows us to add or remove views easily.
  • Create the main class and import all the views
  • Work on the home component
  • Add some styles
Getting Started. 8 lectures 41:23 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course Adding Styles to Text and Containers In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
Using Images to Mimic a Video Player In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
Creating the Toggle Button In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
Displaying a List of Items For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
Adding Tabs to Viewport Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Using Flexbox to Create a Profile Page In this recipe, we will focus on the properties of flexbox to create a profile page.
  • Set the profile image as the background of the app
  • Export our new class
  • Arrange the icons horizontall
Setting Up a Navigator One of the most popular features in React Native is the navigator. This component allows us to add or remove views easily.
  • Create the main class and import all the views
  • Work on the home component
  • Add some styles
The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course This video provides an overview of the entire course This video provides an overview of the entire course Adding Styles to Text and Containers In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
Adding Styles to Text and Containers In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
Adding Styles to Text and Containers In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
Adding Styles to Text and Containers In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
In this recipe, we will see how to use containers and text, but most importantly we will see how styles work in React Native.
  • Create new Javascript
  • Import the dependencies
  • Import the new component in index.ios.js and index.android.js
Using Images to Mimic a Video Player In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
Using Images to Mimic a Video Player In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
Using Images to Mimic a Video Player In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
Using Images to Mimic a Video Player In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
In this recipe, we will use images to create a video player.
  • Include all dependencies on the file
  • Define the style for each element
  • Export the component
Creating the Toggle Button In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
Creating the Toggle Button In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
Creating the Toggle Button In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
Creating the Toggle Button In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
In this recipe, we will create a toggle button, which by default is going to be unselected. When the user taps on it, we will change the styles of the button to make it look selected.
  • Create a class that extends from Component
  • Define the content of our new component inside the render method
  • Define the content of the onPress Button function and assign it as a callback
Displaying a List of Items For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
Displaying a List of Items For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
Displaying a List of Items For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
Displaying a List of Items For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
For this recipe, we are going to display several items in a list component.
  • Define the data
  • Create a class to render the list of items
  • Add the styles to icons
Adding Tabs to Viewport Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Adding Tabs to Viewport Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Adding Tabs to Viewport Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Adding Tabs to Viewport Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Tabs are a very common component, especially in iOS apps, so in this recipe you will learn how to use the tabs component on iOS devices only.
  • Import dependencies and image
  • Define few properties for the rendertab method
  • Update the index.ios.js to import a new class
Using Flexbox to Create a Profile Page In this recipe, we will focus on the properties of flexbox to create a profile page.
  • Set the profile image as the background of the app
  • Export our new class
  • Arrange the icons horizontall
Using Flexbox to Create a Profile Page In this recipe, we will focus on the properties of flexbox to create a profile page.
  • Set the profile image as the background of the app
  • Export our new class
  • Arrange the icons horizontall
Using Flexbox to Create a Profile Page In this recipe, we will focus on the properties of flexbox to create a profile page.
  • Set the profile image as the background of the app
  • Export our new class
  • Arrange the icons horizontall
Using Flexbox to Create a Profile Page In this recipe, we will focus on the properties of flexbox to create a profile page.
  • Set the profile image as the background of the app
  • Export our new class
  • Arrange the icons horizontall
In this recipe, we will focus on the properties of flexbox to create a profile page a layout to display a list of blog posts. Each post will be a small card with an image, an excerpt, and a button to read more. We will use flexbox to arrange the...

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Basic knowledge of UI development and React JS is required

React Native Recipes - Volume 1

£ 30 + VAT