React Native Introduction

 

React Native Introduction

React Native Introduction Various sorts of individuals use Respond Local: from cutting edge iOS engineers to Respond fledglings, to individuals beginning programming without precedent for their profession. These docs were composed for all students, regardless of their experience level or foundation.

React Native Introduction

The most effective method to utilize these docs

You can begin here and read through these docs straightly like a book; or you can peruse the particular segments you want. Currently acquainted with Respond? You can skirt that segment — or read it for a light boost.

Essentials

To work with Respond Local, you should have a comprehension of JavaScript basics. On the off chance that you're new to JavaScript or need a boost, you can make a plunge or look for a way to improve at Mozilla Designer Organization.

Capability Parts and Class Parts

With Respond, you can make parts utilizing either classes or works. Initially, class parts were the main parts that could have state. Yet, starting from the presentation of Respond's Snares Programming interface, you can add state and more to work parts.

Snares were presented in Respond Local 0.59., and in light of the fact that Snares are the future-confronting method for composing your Respond parts, we composed this presentation utilizing capability part models. Where valuable, we likewise cover class parts under a switch like so:

Intuitive models

This presentation allows you to get everything rolling promptly in your program with intuitive models like this one:

import React from 'react';
import { Text, View } from 'react-native';

const YourApp = () => {
  return (
    <View style={{ flex: 1, justifyContent: "center", alignItems: "center" }}>
      <Text>
        Try editing me! 🎉
      </Text>
    </View>
  );
}

export default YourApp;