Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
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Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#2Is there a comparison on how well this does vs Udemy, reactnative.com or Facebook's own tutorial?
Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#3Is there a comparison on how well this does vs Udemy, reactnative.com or Facebook's own tutorial?
This is totally new so I don't think anybody has reviewed it yet... but:
Facebook's own tutorial is quite good I think (caveat: I wrote some parts of it), so I would definitely recommend going through that first. It's a really great overview of most React Native concepts.
This gives more in-depth and hands-on instructions. E.g. creating a project from scratch and building it to completion, one step at a time.
reactnative.com is an aggregator of useful topics, news, and links (a few of which are tutorials), so it's a bit different, but also very useful when getting started.
Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#4I wish such sites would offer a direct link to download sample content without forcing users to enter an email address. You're never getting my actual email until I feel the book's good enough- why bother?!
Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#5I wish such sites would offer a direct link to download sample content without forcing users to enter an email address. You're never getting my actual email until I feel the book's good enough- why bother?!
I definitely hear you on this :P but it does help with conversion. A lot of people end up buying the book a few weeks/months later after we send an email about a new release.
Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#6I wish such sites would offer a direct link to download sample content without forcing users to enter an email address. You're never getting my actual email until I feel the book's good enough- why bother?!
Because nowadays it is all about "growth hacking" and we are seeing the monster we've created.
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#7Love the cover! Makes me want to buy a physical book.
Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#8Hahahaha nice cover art. It's like the psychedelic version of an O’Reilly book.
Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#9Is there a comparison on how well this does vs Udemy, reactnative.com or Facebook's own tutorial?
This is totally new so I don't think anybody has reviewed it yet... but: Facebook's own tutorial is quite good I think (caveat: I wrote some parts of it), so I would definitely recommend going through that first. It's a really great overview of most React Native concepts. This gives more in-depth and hands-on instructions. E.g. creating a project from scratch and building it to completion, one step at a time. reactna…
The think that always gets me with React Native is navigation. Do you have any best practices, libraries or articles to follow to do clean maintainable navigation?
Re: Show HN: Fullstack React Native – A Project-Based Guide to Learning React Native
#10Would you recommend this book to a newbie trying to build an MVP?