React Native : The beginner guide (Udemy.com)

Absolutely thrilled with this course! It offers a fantastic introduction to React Native for beginners. The instructor explains every concept with such clarity that even slightly outdated sections still make total sense—and can easily be translated into newer versions of the framework. One suggestion for improvement? Including TypeScript would take it to the next level. Overall, a high-quality tutorial that gave me a strong foundation. Well done!

Great videos! Learnt a lot! A few suggestions: - Should probably update videos to use the new updates. - Consider Flatlist example. Should use these. - Consider Pressable for creating custom buttons.

Most of the course is great! There might be some parts in which you have to look for more details over the documentation of every npm package/library. There is always room for improvement, but this course is a really a good one to start with. I was surprised how easy was to set up the environment to work on a real device. To work with the simulators/emulators, was a bit more tricky, especially since I did not have installed most of the packages/libs they need. Also, I had some challenges when trying to create the apps for ios and android for testing in real devices (generating the .ipa and the .apk). Other than that, this is pretty good course!

For now everything looks amazing cleary explanation, simple coding style and great solutions. I hope in next lectures be the same! Great job man! P.S. Tnx for the Flex-box system in PDF file, it's very usefyl!

Great course. Gives a good starting point to learn React Native and also insights on features like camera, location, etc. Instructor's tone and language are very clear and understandable, giving all additional resources as needed. 10/10 recommend to anyone who starts their React Native journey.

Very well done and structured so that concepts build on each other. With zero mobile development experience, after a few lessons, I now have several working examples that cover lots of important fundamental functionality.

So far you are so detailed!! I would say when you click something, please say what your clicking on because I had to redo video to see what you clicked on. Your going at a great paste though, not much of a complaint!

I really loved this course! Apart from the animation stuff, everything was very up-to-date and I feel very confident in using my newly acquired react-native skills to build my own app! I will say, having a background in react is definitely a good idea prior to taking this course, so I would recommend taking another course on that before this one.

If you are new to React Native, you should definitely start with this course. Robin teaches you how to start from scratch, simple apps, to more complex apps. He is also very responsive to any question you may have. Highest recommendation!

It's an overall good course. Absolutly worth the money. The English is fine, charming and a bit fun for certain words like button, height, have, install and a few more, but after a while you get used to it. My English is also with an accent that I am sure some find funny. Most is covered except for React Native without Expo. I miss that part since Expo doesn't support all native libraries. For most simple apps Expo is a good choice, but if you want to do more and use libraries like crypto I don't see it work with Expo. That said I am new to React Native so I could be wrong. This course has been a fine teacher for me. The performance of React Native is not good and threading is a joke. If your app requires threading I think Maui (the .NET Core framework) is the way to go, but then the GUI components are totally different. Flutter is also pretty cool and overall much better integrated in Visual Studio code than React Native. Debugging React Native is a pain in the butt. If you use Expo you have some options, but with pure native it's a absent. Flutter and Maui is superior over React Native when it comes to debugging. It would have been great if the auther also discussed the other frameworks for comparionson. Still it was a good course and not too long like some other teachers that make 40 hour long courses repeating themself over and over again. Well done.