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fronter-up2018-02-19 12:26:20
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fronter-up, 2018-02-19 12:26:20

How to master react-native?

Good afternoon! There are a couple of questions on mastering react-native .
At the moment I have half a year of real experience on a project with react . I can say that I know react/redux well.
Now I want to learn react-native. In this regard, a couple of questions arose:
1. How easy will it be to deal with this if you have experience with react, but no experience in mobile development.
2. Can it be used with react-native webpack, or is it better to use create-react-native-app and that's it?
3. Do I need to install Xcode, Android Studio, or is what Expo gives us enough?
  I would be grateful for any advice / materials on mastered this technology.
  Thank you!

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Roman Aleksandrovich, 2018-02-19
@RomReed

Good afternoon
1 at first you will have to look for some components and rummage through the documentation, because they are called differently on the web and in native
2 I advise you to go to https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getti... and in the Building Projects with Native Code tab, install the necessary software. There is everything you need to work.
3 Need! Over time, you will have to get into both Xcode and Android Studio when installing libraries, for example. Therefore, it is better to immediately install both, if you are of course going to write for both platforms.

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Bruceee, 2018-02-19
@Bruceee

Excellent, very clear book: https://www.fullstackreact.com/
It covers both react and react-native. The beauty of it is that the training takes place on the example of the development of real applications, there are files with working code in the kit. The examples use create-react-app, which is ideal for learning the libraries themselves without the "how to run all this now" puzzles.

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Alexander Glukhov, 2018-02-19
@ra1

reactnativedocs.ru/docs/getting-started.html
This is a good Russian-language guide
https://github.com/Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI-React
There is a boilerplate for webpack, of course the configs need to be finished by hand, but everything is quite working

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