By the end of this course, you will be able to
Build your application’s settings page, together with exploiting React Context to manage settings and refactoring the settings context.
Understand how to persist settings using AsyncStorage, use the ScrollView component, create a card and a button component, as well as create a choices component.
Build the user interface of the application’s settings page, together with making the most out of the latter by making it as functional as possible.
Course details
- 2 h 15 m/13 lessons
- Last updated: 10/5/2022
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
Settings Page Overview
Using React Context to Manage the Settings
Settings Page Overview
Using React Context to Manage the Settings
Refactoring the Settings Context
Persisting the Settings Using AsyncStorage
Using the ScrollView Component
Creating a Card Component
Creating a Button Component
Controlled Components
Creating a Choices Component
Creating a Choices Component (Cont.)
Building the Settings Page UI
Building the Settings Page UI (Cont.)
Making the Settings Page Functional
About this course
Mobile applications are used in pretty much every aspect of our lives these days. From social networking, entertainment, and gaming to shopping, commuting, and banking. And if you got an idea for an application that you’d like to build, it could be quite expensive and time-consuming to develop two separate applications, for iOS and Android, with two code bases from scratch. Therefore, this series of five training courses is designed to teach you about React Native that enables developers to utilize the very same code base to effortlessly build native applications operating on both platforms.
Course requirements and prerequisites
This training course requires prior knowledge of JavaScript, ReactJS, and Git.
Mentor
Ali Alaa
Front-end Developer
408 Learners
5 Courses