How to learn to write in React-Native?

Question

Mobile development

Hello!
With English problems, I understand the documentation with grief in half. I can write a little in Javascript, that's all. I got an internship, they ask me to learn React-Native for developing mobile applications. Actually, I hadn’t dealt with mobile phones before, in general I didn’t have much idea what and how it works. Now I need to quickly master at least the basic elements of the language, but for now, React is like Chinese for me ...
What would you advise me to do? Or maybe there is a kind person who can tell from time to time what is what ...

Answer 1

Hello. Of course it's bad that there are problems with English. I advise you to first understand the documentation, as detailed as possible. Learn CSS for design. Try to do something different, as in the examples in the documentation. That's how I learned it, by the way. And another very useful thing is to find React-Native projects on github and see what is written there. Very useful. Create a goal (application idea) for yourself and fulfill it as best you can, if something is not clear - google will help you. Once you master all the basic aspects and create a couple of applications, I advise you to look at the projects on this site .
Good luck!

Answer 2

React is not a language. To understand it, you need good knowledge in js.

Answer 3

You need to at least know and understand React yourself somehow. React-native has a cli like for a quick start. Parse the base application that it installs to start. In general, if you need some kind of component, such as a button or an input field, then react-native already has them. You just need to put it in the right place and set the parameters. It will be difficult for you to write something of your own in a working draft, only better for yourself.

Answer 4

Learn React What is the required level of knowledge for a junior React.js Developer?

Answer 5

There is a Russian dock at worst. But you need to know js. + Ph uses es6. There is also a dock for js. And at worst there is in Russian