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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)
Getting started with React Native requires a basic understanding of mobile application development. You should know the various components of an Android or an iOS app, such as Button, Drawer, TabBar, and Toolbar. Then you can proceed with practicing React Native just like any other application development framework.
You can learn React Native from a number of platforms. hackr.io, Udemy, Coursera, hackr.io, and YouTube are just some of them. You can also consult books and ebooks for further enhancing your learning React Native experience.
The best source for learning React Native can be any which you find interesting and fun to learn from. Proper explanation and ample examples are two attributes of a great React Native learning source.
Following are 5 of the best books on React Native:
1. React Native By Example by Richard Kho
2. React Native Cookbook by Crysfel Villa and Stan Bershadskiy
3. React Native for Mobile Development by Akshat Paul and Abhishek Nalwaya
4. React Native in Action by Nader Dabit
5. Learning React Native by Bonnie Eisenman
Although anyone can learn React Native, it will be much easier for those having a sound understanding of mobile application development and JS. It will take quite some time for people who are completely new to mobile application development.
Both React Native and Flutter are open-source mobile application development frameworks.. However, when you need to pick one of them to meet your requirements, you must consider a range of factors.
In terms of popularity, React Native is more popular. However, Flutter is growing much faster and it is also better performance-wise. However, executables created using React Native are smaller in size than those created using Flutter.
Following are the prerequisites for learning React Native:
1. A sound understanding of JavaScript and npm
2. Ability to think in terms of components
3. Basic understanding of Xcode
4. Some Android experience
You need to learn React Native if you’re interested in or require developing mobile applications with native platform capabilities.
