Discover React Native for creating rich, cross-platform mobile apps with reusable components. Gain insights into UI components, styling, navigation, Hooks, state, and database management.

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React Native is a well-known mobile application development framework that allows developers to create rich, cross-platform mobile application UI using reusable components. It's ideal for building mobile applications and supports multi-platform reusable code, pre-built components, and a rich UI. Most well-known social media platforms, such as Facebook and Instagram, have been built using React Native. 

In this course, you’ll start with a brief introduction to React Native and then cover various built-in components of React Native categorized into different categories such as basic, user interface, user interaction, and list view components. Next, you’ll learn about concepts such as application styling, navigation, Hooks, state management, and database management. You’ll find interactive quizzes and challenges throughout the course to test your understanding.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to develop mobile applications and kickstart your journey as a React Native developer.

Getting Started with Mobile App Development with React Native

## What have we learned?

This chapter started with an introduction to React Native. We learned what React Native is, how it differs from React, and why it is an ideal option for building cross-platform applications. We then moved on to discuss class and functional components and the differences between them.

We then shifted toward native components, core components, and APIs. We briefly covered what native components are and the categories and types of core components and APIs in React Native.

Finally, we ended the chapter by running the famous “Hello World” program in React Native.

# What have we learned?

This chapter started with an introduction to React Native. We learned what React Native is, how it differs from React, and why it is an ideal option for building cross-platform applications. We then moved on to discuss class and functional components and the differences between them.

We then shifted toward native components, core components, and APIs. We briefly covered what native components are and the categories and types of core components and APIs in React Native.

Finally, we ended the chapter by running the famous “Hello World” program in React Native.

Here's a quick summary of what we learned in this chapter.

Before We Begin

Introduction to React Native

Basic Components

User Interface and User Interaction

List View

Android Components and APIs

Miscellaneous Components and APIs

Application Styling

Navigation

Hooks

State Management

Database Management

Appendix

Summary: Introduction to React Native

What have we learned?