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Introduction to React Native

• What is React Native?
• How does it differ from other mobile app development frameworks?
• Advantages of using React Native for app development.

Setting up the Development Environment:

• Installing Node.js and npm (Node Package Manager).
• Installing React Native CLI.
• Setting up an emulator or connecting a physical device for testing.

Building the User Interface:

• Creating components and using JSX (JavaScript XML) syntax.
• Styling components using CSS-like properties.
• Understanding the component lifecycle.

State Management:

• Working with state and props in React Native.
• Using the useState and useEffect hooks.
• Managing global state with libraries like Redux or MobX.

Navigation and Routing:

• Navigating between screens in React Native apps.
• Exploring popular navigation libraries (React Navigation, React Native Router Flux, etc.).
• Implementing tab navigation, stack navigation, and drawer navigation.

Accessing Native Device Features:

• Integrating with device APIs (camera, geolocation, contacts, etc.).
• Using third-party libraries for native functionality (push notifications, in-app purchases, etc.).
• Handling permissions and security considerations.

Debugging and Testing:

• Debugging techniques and tools for React Native.
• Unit testing and integration testing in React Native.
• Using the React Native debugger and Reactotron for debugging purposes.

Performance Optimization:

• Techniques for optimizing app performance.
• Code splitting and lazy loading.
• Caching and optimizing network requests.

Publishing and Distribution:

• Preparing your React Native app for release.
• Generating signed APKs (Android) or app bundles (iOS).
• Submitting the app to Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

React Native Ecosystem:

• Exploring popular libraries and tools in the React Native ecosystem.
• Community resources, forums, and helpful websites.
• Latest trends and updates in React Native development.