Fullstack React Native: Create beautiful mobile apps with JavaScript and React Native
$59.00
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Master React Native with Fullstack React Native
The up-to-date, in-depth, complete guide to React Native.
Create beautiful mobile apps with JavaScript and React
Deliver high quality mobile apps, at light speed.
Building the same app in both Swift and Java is time-consuming. With React Native, you can release a native app on both iOS and Android from a single codebase.
Do you or your team already know JavaScript?
Leverage your existing knowledge to build world class mobile applications.
The React Native ecosystem is evolving fast. Get started on the right foot.
With such an active community and so many updates, it feels impossible to know what’s best and what’s just noise. We cover the latest React Native version and best practices so you can develop with confidence.
What You’ll Build
When you buy Fullstack React Native, you’re not buying just a book, but dozens of code examples. Every chapter in the book comes with a complete project that uses the concepts in the chapter and provides support for both iOS (including iPhone X screens) & Android.
- A Weather App – Get your feet wet with React Native by building a weather app allows the user to input their location and grabs weather data from a third party API.
- A Time Tracker – Brush up on your core React knowledge and build a time tracking app.
- A Messaging App – Understand how to use the core React Native APIs like Geolocation, CameraRoll, Keyboard, NetInfo and much more through completing a messaging app
- An Instagram Clone – Learn how to style your app, manage user input, add comments and display photos from Unsplash
- A Contacts App – Learn how to use Navigation: a major piece of any mobile application with multiple screens
- A Puzzle Game – Learn how to achieve smooth animations that render at 60 frames-per-second (fps)
FAQ
How long is the book?
The book has 11 chapters totaling 670 pages, several sample apps totaling over 1000+ lines of code (JavaScript/JSX, non-comment lines).
Do I have to know React?
Nope! We’ve written the book so that it can be used even if you aren’t familiar with React. Although, if you’d like to learn React in depth, checkout our other book Fullstack React
Do I have to know JavaScript?
Yes, we assume you know the basics of the language. But you don’t need to be completely up-to-date: we teach the latest language features in case you’re not familiar with them.
However, this book teaches React Native from the ground up and you can use it even if you’ve never written a mobile app before.
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Tanawat Meecharoen –
Easy to read even if I’m not good at English
When I had any questions, I emailed them to the book writing team and I received their help.
For those interested in reactive, I highly recommend this book.
Jessica –
There are not too many options for good react native books but this one is totally worth it!
Pieitche RATAM –
Document très complet.
Idéal pour ceux et celles qui aimeraient approfondir le React Native. Très satisfait. Merci.
Kindle Customer –
“Look Inside” shows the printed book in color (screen shots) but the book is in black-and-white. The book materials are excellent but my expectation was high because of the preview. Oh well…
Adriano Torre –
Un buon libro per acquisire le basi di React Native. È semplice da capire, spiega bene le cose anche se non sempre entra perfettamente nel dettaglio e richiede che si abbiano già conoscenze di programmazione (in generale) e una conoscenza molto di base di Javascript. Gli autori hanno fatto un buon lavoro ma ritengo che per quel prezzo forse si può anche evitare di comprarlo e acquisire le basi tramite risorse gratuite sul Web o al massimo qualche video corso a molto meno. Forse per questo prezzo mi aspetto non solo di acquisire le basi, ma che vengano fornite magari anche altre lezioni più approfondite oppure che vengano aggiunti altri esempi entrando maggiormente nel dettaglio di ciò che è trattato nel libro.
coder123 –
The book is clearly written with practical examples but it doesn’t have an index (a list of alphabetized terms and where they occur in the book). So if I want to quickly reference something i.e. a flatlist I have to guess where it occurs in the book based on the glossary. The lack of an index makes this product incredibly difficult to use.
Pieitche RATAM –
No hooks
John Scott –
I purchased the online version of this book because of the excellent sample articles I read prior – and – because Devin (co-author) is an excellent developer in the React-Native space. The content is excellent and thorough. I wanted a physical copy of the book because I find it more useful to bookmark and highlight stuff on paper – and – I like having the best reference books on my bookshelf. DISCLAIMER : I was sent a free sample of the paper book for review.
AS –
This is a great book to help you grasp the fundamentals of React Native. If you have been trying to find a way to get into the mobile development game, you can find this to be a great first source. Highly Recommend.
Felix Alcala –
When I buy a software development book, I expect more than your typical “click here, click there, press ok” tutorial-kind content. However, this is exactly what this book is. Lengthy, mostly pointless code listings, without good cohesion or deeper discussions. I am very sorry to say this, but this book is no worth neither the price nor your time. Save a tree, save yourself some disappointment, and keep looking for a different book…
Buzz Terrier –
Book has good example apps, and the explanations are good. Only three stars because it is dated material. From my experience most new development in React is moving to functions with hooks instead of class definitions. The authors promised updates that use hooks, but that has not materialized. Having the time tracker lesson refactored to use hooks would be awesome.
Marco –
Very useful book, clear and easy to read. It covers all the useful topics. The best book of you are new to react native and want a very nice and detailed overview.
Daylight Reviews –
This is a very well-written book. It is written in an engaging way and draws the reader into learning React Native from the beginning. The book has very good coverage of the topic and just reading the first part that explains the React framework is very helpful. I haven’t seen React explained this well anywhere else.