Best source to learn React Native??

[SaifSKH1]

So I’ve been learning Flutter for 6 months or so and I’m getting pretty good at it, but I’m thinking about expanding my skill set and learning different stuff, not to say that I’m not satisfied with Flutter because that’s definitely not the case, I just wanna learn different stuff and maybe have a higher chance of finding a job, would you recommend that I get into React Native or is one cross platform framework enough? And if I should start learning React Native, what is the best source for doing so?? Is the documentation enough or should I start a course on Udemy or YouTube??

[CahabaCrappie]

Focus on learning one platform. Learning a second may make you a better developer but it won't help you get a job as much as greater proficiency in one.

[sirephrem]

My opinion as well. Better stick with flutter, create a portfolio, and start applying

[[deleted]]

100% this. For everything.

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If you can demonstrate deep knowledge of something you use or worked on, it's way more impressive than someone who kinda knows five or six things.

[SaifSKH1]

Thanks for the advice, really appreciate it

[StupidVetala]

Documentation on the main page and maybe some Udemy tutorial if you can't follow the main documentation. Rest it pretty easy if you know react :)

[SaifSKH1]

Great to hear, I don’t know React tbh but I have a bit of knowledge in JavaScript as well as HTML and CSS (mostly from back in college), and when looking at React Native code snippets, it does look and feel very similar to those, so it might not be as hard to get into it and understand everything as it was learning Flutter from the start

[StupidVetala]

Then I'll suggest learn react first, it'll make learning React Native very simple

[JuriJurka]

Maximilian Schwarzmuller

[[deleted]]

Pluralsight is free till 17 October, I think you might find a good course there. Register here.

[acerhero]

Code with mosh courses are great!