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React Native Course (Stephen Grider)

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4 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2018–2022 · score 3.6

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A Udemy course taught by Stephen Grider that introduces building mobile apps for iOS and Android with React Native. Commenters note it is somewhat outdated in places.

Commenters call Grider a clear explainer and describe his React Native course as one of their favourites on Udemy.

Web & Mobile Developmentintermediatepaidvideo lectures#react native#mobile development#javascript#react#grider

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20182022

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  1. Strongly recommendsCatsPerSkir/learnprogramming2018in “How good is udemy?”▲ 1

    The thing with Udemy is it gets it's bad rep because of the large amount of bad courses, and imo sometimes forced reviews. However, there are most definitely great courses in the mix, for example, Stephen Grider's react-native course is one of my favourites.

  2. Recommendsfmradioiscoolr/learnprogramming2022in “New to HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Any good Udemy or other courses?”

    Yeah Colt Steele's original bootcamp course was the best. I didnt see that he teamed up with Stephen Grider, I took his React Native course and it was another good one.

  3. RecommendsManucarbar/learnprogramming2019in “I want to build stuff for web, iOS and Android. What language should I learn?”▲ 1

    I am currently working on a reservations app. The good thing about React Native is that you can find a lot of components already made by other developers that you can easily use. Things like buttons, grids, calendars, icons and such. I.e. when we had to develop the schedule part we found some open…

  4. Recommendsreact-devr/webdev2018in “Can you recommend React Native tutorials or courses for someone who has no previous React knowledge?”▲ 1

    I would suggest going over Stephen Griders courses about React on udemy. In the first course he covers React, Redux, ES6 etc... In the second course it's advanced React stuff And the third course I would take would be his React Native course.

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