React Native Bootcamp: Beginner to Pro with Real Projects (Udemy.com)

Yes, you learn softly, elina talk in a relaxing way and act like she is showing us how native react work rather than teaching . It's quite make comfortable doing our own research on the topic in the future and allow us to learn friendly. But also have to be more confident to actually avoiding bugging quite many times. Thanks you.

The author doesn't know React fully or just doesn't wanna show best practices. She showed only how to deploy on Apple Connect which is a paid service, we are students, and not everyone wanna pay 99 $ just to deploy a test app. The last application is not fully considered, some things are so weird, for ex. like on "add task page" we have a deadline but in the list of tasks we don't have it. And other similar stuff. And the quality of the video, resolution of course should be better. In general, I can recommend to people who know react on a good level, and as the first step in react native is fine, but you should improve some things by ourself.

This is so confusing to follow as your change your mind 15 times a video, do like other teachers and actually put together the app once before trial and erroring in front of a student

The materials presented are highly structured, clear, and easy to understand. I'm thrilled with my learning experience and have gained a solid understanding of fundamental concepts and best practices in React Native app development. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to expand their skills in mobile app development.

i always wanted to make app but i was doing web development . i thought this was my fate , but until i met your react native course , thanks for keeping my dream alive , u r the best, keep making such courses .

I will admit, I was frustrated at the start. The teacher uses MacOS so if you're on Windows you'll have to search the documentation and figure out how to set things up yourself. I had so many problems with my Android emulator. However I committed to working through the course and I will say Elina is a GREAT react native teacher. I think the projects were very thoughtfully put together and you don't cut any corners, you type every line of code yourself. I much preferred this course to the free ones I was doing on YouTube before.

Excellent Course. While some portions of the content might be outdated, but not deprecated. Personally, I am currently following the most recent version, and I must say everything is functioning perfectly. Though I haven't finished the entire course, I have been able to publish an app on the Google Play Store, thanks to the invaluable lessons provided in the project. Hope my review would help students how ever is planning to take this course.

I am at the beginning of the course, and i like it. Wanted to refund it because there was needed Mac for React Native CLI but then understood that there will be EXPO projects that do not require Mac for development. Explanations are good, only con for me at the moment is usage of JS, and not TS.

Very good course. The pros , I liked the way she created the components. Apart from that the content is very good and covers a big variety of functionalities react native has. The cons, Elina has some very good potential in teaching , she needs some more experience in communication skills. I would definitely like some more explanation done in many lines of code she wrote, on why she wrote them , how do they work and some tips on that. The course definitely require experience in react or some basic understanding at least in react and / or react native. Overall it is a very good course to see with up to date topics and methods (this review is done on 5/1/2023 ) and definitely would recommend to take but not as a starting option with react native.

I learned a lot from from styling, hook, redux, rest API, Firebase, React Native CLI, Expo, etc.. until deployment the app to Apple store. You also showed us how to use documents from external libraries to write code for the app. Thanks Elina for this course.