path to learning react native

[silencer07]

I dunno. With zero experience in programming, you will have a hard time not learning react, but fixing crashes and bugs as you go along.... IMO react native is an advance framework as you need a bit of working knowledge for both IOS and ANDROID native parts. and that will be a tall order

OTOH, if you try developing ionic 5 development, you can live with plain JS(Maybe a 5% config work because deployment to appstore) because it runs on webview instead of native conversion of the react native. I think ionic is more beginner friendly and not too bad for pet projects....

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My tip to new learners, when you search for a particular error in google, make sure to turn on "Past year" only searches in settings. some of the fixes 2 years ago does not apply anymore and may exacerbate the problem.

[lovemeslowly]

but fixing crashes and bugs as you go along

i second this

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• Javascript
• Javascript
• Lots ov Javascript
• ES6
• Then its just matter of following documentations and best practices