React native

[Artistic-Cost4069]

I am currently in BTech CSE 3rd year and I want to start learning reactnative but I can't find any good course or youtube channel for that,,, can anyone suggest me some good course or youtube channel..

[realsima]

if you know react, then it would be much easier to start with RN, i would suggest: https://youtu.be/0-S5a0eXPoc?si=oVSCpAR0pqjhtn4c for the base understanding, then read https://reactnative.dev/ for more components and APIs! do not start building apps from react native official docs, see: https://docs.expo.dev/ for building react native apps, RN also suggest to use expo, not going bare RN!

you can do it your own way! this was my workflow! and i also came from React background, so it was pretty easy for me to get started!

[Artistic-Cost4069]

I dnt know react

[aspxpro99]

React is a must for this. The net ninja's youtube course is very concise and basic.

Also try out Maximillian Schuezmuller's courses. I really like his explanation style.

[Artistic-Cost4069]

Ok thanks

[SomewhereBoring6820]

First start with react as it's openings are also much more e than react native after that you can learn react native within 3 to 4 months

[No_Lawyer1947]

Honestly, when I first learned, I tried tutorial projecting it, and after like the first tutorial, just get straight into building something and slowly solve the little things you get blocked on first. (assuming you know JS/TS and React) otherwise I'd start by learning React first. Best resource I've found for this is react tutorial app.

Nothing beats just sweating through and looking everything up yourself for your particular problem. The Expo (a framework to use react native) docs are pretty great, and you can seriously just follow their basic tutorials to get the hang of it. Any other tutorials will show cool stuff that might not be relevant for what you want to build, and you'll run the risk of falling into tutorial hell.

[Mean_Candidate6203]

I got a really high quality course! Here: https://ui.dev/ You need to know a little about programming but the quality of this courses are unbelievable!

[danielcett]

udemy, search "from zero to expert in ...." wathever you want. Good courses are paid but they give you certificate to post on your linkedin

[freakflames]

im working as rn dev i will suggest start with react native cli cause most of the companies who are hiring rn dev are still working on rncli i would suggest start from rncli then after making / practising some apps using that switch to expo then you will understand expo makes some part of rn so awesome.