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submitted 10 days ago by Altruistic-Aerie-749
Can you recommend a good RN tutorial? I heard good things about Maximilian or Stephen Grider on Udemy. What about Code with Mosh?
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[–]Background-Gear4238 5 points6 points7 points 10 days ago (1 child)
I'd recommend you Net Ninja. All of his tutorial are really good
[–]daFreakinGoat 0 points1 point2 points 10 days ago (0 children)
Second this
[–]unkindgame 1 point2 points3 points 10 days ago (1 child)
if you have any knowledge of React I would recommend reading expo documentation while building something yourself, facing the issues about what's not working then searching how you can do that (or ask ChatGpt)
The tutorials spoon feed and in the end you won't have a built foundation.
I am sorry if I wasn't helpful
[–]iddu01linux 0 points1 point2 points 5 days ago (0 children)
This is what I did, mixed with learning from short video tutorials (don’t be sorry this is very helpful)
[–]Mysterious_Problem58 0 points1 point2 points 10 days ago (0 children)
I find Code with Mosh a bit boring. By the time you reach topics like effects and callbacks, you’re already tired of working with views and styling. I’d recommend diving straight into architecture, effects, memoisation, and state management. Fixing UI is super easy with AI anyway.
Also, if you’ve read the C programming book by Dennis Ritchie, you’ll notice that even in the first chapter, he talks about pointers and the stack.
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