React Native - The Practical Guide [2022 Edition]

Great instructor very good So far so good!

language barrier So far so good Cool Love the thoroughness of the explanations.

I will finish another one to focus in this excelente course Just starting - seems fine so far Interesting Amazing Teacher So far so good.

good introduction Great instructor lets wait to see if some basic concept such as github is mentioned later, this is just a demo maybe So far so good however this is just the beginning so I will check in later!

Thanks Max :D So far so good.

It is still very early on to have an overall opinion, but so far so good Great course.

love you <333 so far so good.

Very clear so far so good Thanks for the great course, extremely in-depth!

This app has been built using react native with expo sdk.

Can you give me some tips to build an accessible app using React Native?

Great course for learning mobile app development using React Native.

It met all of my goals and with the caveats mentioned above, I would be happy to recommend it to other developers, particularly more experienced ones, as a good broad introduction to developing Apps using React Native.

If you have training or experience with React and Javascript, this course is an excellent bootstrap into the mobile app development world using React Native.

My experience of frontend, mobile development is limited to the basics but this course provided me with a solid understanding of React Native, Redux and the challenges to watch out for when publishing both Android and iOS apps using React Native, Android Studio and xCode.

Think twice before using React Native in a serious project as these bugs will come to haunt you.

This is a great course to learn how to build a mobile application using React Native and it is applicable in putting together a real life application.

All the things that I've learned here could be used as a best practices in developing apps using React Native.

5/5 It's a total MUST HAVE course if you are about to start developing mobile apps using React Native.

The course is very good, maybe just a little bit slow in my opinion.

The downside is that I feel a little bit hard to follow the accent.

the github repo was updated - the course not yet Yeah totally, at least what i have seen He could talk a little bit slower Please include windows installation version as well.

when I come to this course, it is a little bit outdated, but I feels pretty good with the instructor's explanation, clear, accurate, and detailed Max is a great teacher it's good course for build native apps Excellent course to learn the basics of React Native.

I think this behavior is commom for developers, but comparing with some other courses and if you just want to get the knowledge as fast as possible, it's a little bit annoying.

The part with the authentication was a little bit unfocused and messy.

If you only know a little bit (i.e: you've taken a few courses here and there and never completed them), you will do just fine.

Is this course a little bit old ?

Wanted a little bit more explanation about Expo vs Native app, other stuff is great!

10/10 doesn't go throw the installing steps step by step as expected..

The content of the course is great, if you know react you will get step by step to understand in general React Native.

straight to the point, the explanations are really clear I like it great teacher Muy buena explicación, fácil, entendible good This is great step by step instruction.

As usual... delivered very well.... good flow and step by step delivery of each concepts, precise and very clear.

da meh yes The best instructor Max is a great teacher, he explains very well everything, really takes time , step by step to make us understand the concept.

I would highly recommend this course.

If you are learning React Native and don't have much experience with it yet, I can highly recommend this course to you.

It took me a loooong time to research and resolve issues I was getting upon installing Android Studio which Max didn't face in the videos Yes Excellent course.

Dabbling in Xcode and Android Studio is necessary for the cross platform aspects of React Native regardless of the specific course you select.

Max helps you get set up debugging react native, uses a nice code formatter, and walks you through configuring your app in Android Studio and Xcode.

Areas for improvement: - Android Studio logging examples.

Sometimes your app crashed in Android, and in order to see the logs, you need to launch the app in Android Studio.

One thing I would like to see is a lecture on fixing it to build from Xcode or Android Studio directly to a connected device.

I'm not giving the full 5 stars because at the begging I struggle a lot with the app and android studio.

Its way easier than android studio.

Highly recommended!!

Highly recommended Entendi muy bien la base del curso para comenzar con React Native Its Illustrated Its Clear and Its React :) is good, but the course could be better if the content is update Good as always!

highly recommended.

It's clearly presented and I like that I build an app as we are going along.

Want to use this course to build an app.

Fantastic that you step through setting up the different types of test environments.

very good The author is a brilliant and wonderful teacher Found few troubles following the first lectures about setting up the dev enviroment.

Informative lecturing, however, setting up the development environment is quite edgy.

took me days setting up the environment on ubuntu Max teaches you all possible ways in solving something.

It is also great if you are a developer who does not want to set up a back-end and would rather let a management console such as Firebase handle everything.

thank you so much Full of examples, great pace, environment set up is wonderful.

Always awesome max Nice, I stop around 25 minutes to set up lol Good React Native looks like the best way for me to minimize what I have to learn to create apps for both Android and IOS.

He teaches a lot of edge cases that I have run into in real life.

You're left to figure out the many errors you will encounter on your own, as the instructor doesn't mention or provide any assistance for things like the hyper-v issue you'll encounter if you try to run the android simulator on a windows machine with hyper-v enabled...