6 posts tagged with "Getting Started"

React Native has become one of the most popular frameworks for building cross-platform mobile applications. If you’re a Windows user looking to start your React Native development journey, this comprehensive guide will walk you through every step of the installation process.

If you already know JavaScript or React, the fastest way to learn React Native is not to watch weeks of passive tutorials. The fastest path is to run a real app, inspect the code, make small changes, debug those changes, and then ship a small feature end to end.

This guide gives you a practical learning roadmap for React Native developers who want to move from "I understand the basics" to "I can customize and launch an app."

At Instamobile, we provide fully functional React Native codebases, that serve as the infrastructure groundwork for developers who build mobile apps. Every day, we meet customers who need to fully clean their React Native projects, in order to properly build newer versions of the projects. In this short article, we are going to show you what instructions you must run in order to fully clean your React Native project environment.

We launched a free React Native Starter Kit, and I thought it’d be a good idea to document the entire process of designing a react native starter app, from inception to the final product. Hopefully, this can help people looking to create a mobile app and have no idea how to start and what the product design process looks like.

If you are comparing starter kits against full app templates, use The Ultimate Guide to React Native App Templates as the main decision guide. This article is focused on the product thinking behind a starter app.

Interested in learning React Native? Let’s build your first React Native app, a simple mobile app displaying a list of countries, fetched from a REST API with a network request. This React Native tutorial is aimed at introducing React Native, giving you the basis of what you need to know before building a real React Native application. After that, we proceed to helping you build your first real React Native app. By the end of this article you will build a React Native app that can run on both iOS and Android devices.

React Native is a framework for building cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android. There are lots of materials with which to learn React Native and in this article I will show the best 10 resources to learn React Native development. For each learning material I will talk about the entry behavior, time to complete, content and difficulty level.