5 Helpful Tips For New React Native Developers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Although React Native is a really smooth and easy tool to use, there's some tips that will help you along even better. These tips are great for new React Native developers but I think anyone can benefit from them as well. I hope they help you out.
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Thanks for telling us about React Native Paper! It's exactly what I need :D
Impeccable timing. I'm literally a new React Native developer.
11 months later..How is your React Native programming going?
Use Portal for dialogues,etc, this will greatly simplify your app. I was also doing the same mistake by leveraging global state management for this.
I love your channel Engineerman, I'm very inspired by it. Keep up the great work!!
You might want to use the Context API instead of redux
Thanks man! Helps a lot!
Perfect timing i want to develop in react native soon
Thank you so much! this was very informative!
I never thought on that 2nd point. (Been a react native developer for a month).
you're the man, engineer man
That's gotta be a real time-saver somewhere down the line. Thanks.
Nice, thank you!
There’s also non-expo automated builds using Expo EAS
Most important things:
1. Do not use expo for big apps
2. Use a package that scales width, height and font size according to display pixel ratio
3. Do not use react if you want performance
4. Test your app on old devices or slower devices
5. You won’t have any background processing, either you develop by yourself or use some kind of database to link two processes
6. Use RxJS and cancel api calls when you change the screen and api call is no longer required
7. Use lazy loading
8. Use react fast image lib for loading images
9. If you want some kinda custom functionality and can’t get it working on react native? Just build it in react use web view and share cookies
Last but not least
Don’t use react native, build apps in react and then use capacitor and ionic to convert them to an app if you can.
And please learn android and iOS you gonna need it.
Also you can use expo in plain react native project. And this way you can reduce expo libs and pick what you want.
And yeah there’s bug in react native where you can’t change the input text if the user is typing.
Example you want to remove a letter or word from input.
You don’t need redux you can use hook called “useReducer” and context api
Use “UI kitten” framework for development instead of anything else, UI design will be easy af, it will feel like bootstrap, if you dig deeper you will love the possibilities
1) agree, mostly for maintainability.
2) what?
3) you can always right native code for performance intensive task. But wait for JSI to be released.
4) smaller devices are more important than older devices.
5) absolutely not true lol. You even have InteractionManager and packages that allow you to run on the background
6) you should let API calls be handled by hooks or redux Middlewares
7) true
8) true
9) bro what are you saying. Instagram and Facebook apps are made in RN.
@@bhaveshdeshmukh7980 what?.... You can do ABSOLUTELY do that. Just because you don't know the difference between useRef, UseEffect and onChange it doesn't mean it's not possible lol
@@JR-mk6ow what point you’re referring to?
Dang i rly like ur vids
Maybe can you make a atom tutorial? lol
Redux has more advantages than that and the example you gave was not great, context is better for it. Also Expo is great. But don't use if 1) you will deal with NFC, Bluetooth or GPS in the background (experience might vary) 2) app require payments and 3) the project will need to be maintained for long years.
why should i use redux if i can pass context everywhere ?
What are native modules?
Can anyone please tell me how to add those suggestions in atom (or whichever editor he is using) for all these languages like he does 🤔
I don’t exactly get what you mean, but these suggestions aren’t plugins that you would need to add to your editor.
there has been a steam scam for a while now, and when you click the link your steam account will be hijacked, if you somehow could make a video of doing something to the hijackers that would be awesome!
Talk about ignite boilerplate
React in Js is spaghettis in haystack .
I mean, if you don't know what you're doing yeah
@@JR-mk6ow Yeah u will have to keep knowing and inventing new 5h1t to do the same thing. Every JS thing changes every year. Everything is broken unless updated.
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STILL ANNOYING ASF REACT NATIVE IS the WORST NIGHTMARE
First
React is trash. The state based coding style is to accommodate the lack of competency of the ones who made the framework itself.
Idiotic coding pattern.
go learn it and stop crying vanilla boy
Ew react
Why are you here if you don't like it lol
ew react native*
@@sadhlife Even less reason then??!!
@@ThePhantomCoder :p
well I've personally had tons of issues with react native, but I've heard some of them have gotten better, and I wanted a view from someone new.
I'll agree expo is pretty cool, but react native for anything large-scale is pretty painful in the long run.