Complete React Native bootcamp – Build 18 iOS & Android app

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: React Native Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to React Native

Lecture 2: Expo vs Non Expo installation

Lecture 3: Tools that we will need

Lecture 4: Our first React Native App

Lecture 5: Running App on Android, iPhone and real device

Chapter 2: Non Expo path of building Apps

Lecture 1: Creating a project with react native cli

Lecture 2: Running an application on Android and iOS

Chapter 3: Getting started with React native

Lecture 1: Exploring file structure

Lecture 2: Rewriting application

Lecture 3: introduction to styling in React native

Lecture 4: What is a component

Lecture 5: Creating a dumb component

Lecture 6: Props and Smart components

Chapter 4: Exploring components

Lecture 1: Loading images into the app

Lecture 2: Styling basics in react native

Lecture 3: Introduction to flexbox

Lecture 4: More on flexbox for mobile

Lecture 5: Introduction to states and constructor

Lecture 6: Managing state and fun app

Chapter 5: Touchable and creating an app

Lecture 1: Buttons in react native

Lecture 2: Touchables in react native

Lecture 3: Background changer app

Chapter 6: Dice Roller App

Lecture 1: Getting app assets

Lecture 2: Design custom button

Lecture 3: Getting a Random Number

Lecture 4: getting Random images

Chapter 7: Currency Converter app and Ejecting from Expo

Lecture 1: Handling Notches

Lecture 2: Creating input and Result Views

Lecture 3: Creating all the buttons

Lecture 4: Adding working logic

Lecture 5: Handling keyboards events in React native

Lecture 6: Ejecting expo app to Android and iOS app

Chapter 8: Third party components and TIC TAC TOE

Lecture 1: Third party components

Lecture 2: Exploring Native Base

Lecture 3: Can you debug in React Native

Lecture 4: Loading Custom Fonts and Resolve Errors

Lecture 5: Adding TODOs and TIC TAC TOE

Lecture 6: Flipping Cross and Zeros

Lecture 7: Writing more functions

Lecture 8: Writing winning logic for TIC TAC TOE

Lecture 9: Design part of TIC TAC TOE

Chapter 9: Sound and Spanish number app

Lecture 1: Exploring Expo docs

Lecture 2: Getting assets for playing sound

Lecture 3: Understand the play method

Lecture 4: Creating a button for sound

Lecture 5: Finishing Audio app

Chapter 10: Scratch and win Game app

Lecture 1: Bug in default app and fix

Lecture 2: Define the function for game

Lecture 3: Getting functions for ready

Lecture 4: Getting the design part and fixes

Lecture 5: Dimensions and Assignment

Chapter 11: React navigation and camera centric app

Lecture 1: Info property list and manifest permission

Lecture 2: Working on multiple screen React navigation

Lecture 3: Creating your first screen and Navigation

Lecture 4: create a follow screen

Lecture 5: Take information to New screen

Lecture 6: Using information on other screen

Lecture 7: creating photoCliker app

Lecture 8: Design home screen

Lecture 9: Refractroing and Permission

Lecture 10: Flashlight and camera flip

Lecture 11: Designing View for camera and bugs

Lecture 12: Thinking process behind debugging

Chapter 12: Local Storage – A Publishable contact app

Lecture 1: Reading docs for Flastlist and AsyncStorage

Lecture 2: Create 4 screens and Navigate

Lecture 3: Add a floating action button

Lecture 4: Save Data in AsyncStorage

Lecture 5: Design Add contact screen and challenge

Lecture 6: Assignment solution for scroll

Lecture 7: Get all contact

Lecture 8: Using flatlist in Homescreen

Lecture 9: Fetching info in flatlist

Lecture 10: platform specific code

Lecture 11: grab key and populate data

Lecture 12: Open phone indent for iOS and Android

Lecture 13: Calling SMS intent

Lecture 14: Debug the app and design

Lecture 15: Adding actions on Phone and SMS

Lecture 16: Delete the contact

Lecture 17: Working on edit screen

Lecture 18: update contact with merge operation

Lecture 19: Grande finale of contact app

Chapter 13: Redux – A state management library

Lecture 1: Redux theory

Lecture 2: Never mutate that state

Lecture 3: create a basic redux app

Lecture 4: Design the Reducer

Lecture 5: Move code in separate file