Stephen Grider
Note: This course assumes you’ve got the basics of React Native down. Check out my course ‘The Complete React Native and Redux’ course, its the perfect preparation!
Go beyond the basics of React Native! This course will teach you the advanced topics you need to make a #1 best–selling app.
Push Notifications? You will learn it. In Depth Animations? Included. Offline Data Persistence? Of course!
What Will You Build?
All of my courses are ‘learn–by–doing’: no boring endless lectures with Powerpoints, only live, interactive coding examples. In this course we’ll build three separate apps with increasing complexity, each of which will profile different features of React Native. By putting each concept into a real app, you’ll get a better idea of when to use each unique and powerful feature.
1) Build a Tinder–like Swipe Deck. Yes, the classic animated component! We’ll make a big stack of beautiful cards that a user can slide around the screen, swiping right to ‘like’ an item, or ‘left’ to dislike an item. This warmup will get you familiar with interpreting touch input through the PanResponder system, moving elements around with the Animated module, and turning extrapolating animation values through the Interpolation system.
2) Dive into the backend with One Time Password authentication. Ever been prompted to sign in using a code that gets texted to you? One Time Passwords are a new authentication flow that leverages a user’s phone number as their unique identifying token. We will use the Twilio API to send a text message to a user to verify their identity, while securing our business logic into Firebase’s new Google Cloud Functions.
Instructor Details
Courses : 24
Specification: React Native: Advanced Concepts
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 16.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Egor Kravchenko –
This course is aimed for intermediate developers but the author is spending much time to explain basics, such as imports, variables and so on. I changed the speed to 1.5 but nevertheless this course is boring.
Mehul Patel –
I am getting confidence and happy that I took this course to learn React Native. I am looking forward to seeing more like this in the future.
Gal Angel –
concepts are solid , but the content is not updated and is I believe 3 years old now, he is not using hooks ,but deprecated methods, the expo environment he is using doesn’t exist anymore, the coding value here is very insignificant also these are maybe above entry level concepts, but are not so advanced and are definitely not taught with advance viewers in mind, I played 150% and it’s still feels like a waste of time, he did teach me something new, but that’s because I am new to the subject, update… I just watched 60 min of just talking, no code at all…… and basic stuff… requested refund
Chris Thackrey –
Great Course!
Daniel L fgren –
Engaging, fun and informative.
Fotis Tsakiris –
This course has the most detailed explanation ever about Animations! It’s really good. Here, you don’t just learn how to make animations, you understand how they work! Congrats! But in 07. Twilio integration, if you want your code to work, you must get a real account (in Twilio) and charge your credit card with the minimum. Moreover you kind of need to Know how you save data and make queries in Firebase. The instructor himself directs you to the docs…
Jeroen Goddijn –
TLDR: Great course, but greatly outdated! Do not buy if you’re new to React Native or have limited time. Overall, this is a great course to get introduced to React Native using Expo,but the course material is so outdated that Udemy should block it from being sold without a content update. The instructor is thorough in explaining how things work and why they work that way, but this entire course needs to be recreated/re recorded from scratch. If you do buy this course, be prepared to spend 2 3x the amount of time required to complete this course, since you’ll have to spend a lot of time debugging the used code in the course: a lot of the code just won’t work anymore 2+ years later!!! Could have been a 5 star course, but instructor is too lazy to update, so deducted 2 stars.
Akash Chandra Gupta –
So far it has been a good experience.
Amjad Omari –
This course was good, but I had wish if he described the notifications section under a CLI react native tutorial rather than Expo.
Tigran –
Outdated
Shmuel Leider –
This course is pretty good. One downside is that it’s a bit outdated
Lena Hall –
So helpful thank you
Vinayak Sharma –
Seems like it’s outdated, because xde isn’t there anymore and now it’s expo cli. So hopefully it still works for me.
Sophie Jung –
Too much outdated.. Needs to be updated..At least needs to have some memos regarding all those changes.
Gianpietro Lavado –
It looks like the course core content has not been updated for a while and does not yet match the update from the previous course, it also has some deprecated stuff, furthermore, I see that no instructor is answering the participants’ questions. Anyway, I’m translating everything on the fly to most recent expo/react native code, hooks and functional components that I learned in the previous course and that is a good exercise, however, I’m concerned on facing things that are not being used anymore in React Native.
Jeysson Ricardo L pez Sarmiento –
Muy buen curso, el contenido esta muy bien explicado