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ToDoList App[Beginner] with React Native[Expo]

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In previous blog, we talked about what are the basics of React Native and how to set up the Environment for development of React Native. In this blog, using the same knowledge i will be creating a simple ToDoList app where user can enter their daily needs, mark them as complete and can delete it also. So let's get Started!!!!! Setting up Expo Before starting anything, we will have to setup Expo as we are using this instead of react native CLI. First open the VScode terminal or standard terminal. Run the following command: npm install --global expo-cli These commands can also be found at expo official documentation page, which will be linked below. Now to create the project, run the following command: npm create-expo-app ToDoList This command will create the basic app structure where we will be working on App.js in this blog. Make sure, you have simulator installed on your system or you have physical device with you. If not, refer to previous blog linked down below. Structure of App...

Learning React Native and Setting up Environment

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  About REACT NATIVE REACT NATIVE is an open source UI software framework which was developed by Meta platforms, inc. It is used to develop cross platform UI applications. It is now being used by companies like Facebook, Instagram, Discord, Skype etc.  Why react? Every developers want to learn this as it is most demanding right now. It is considered to be essential skills to become frontend mobile developer.It is fast-growing tech or framework right now. React Native applications are written using a mixture of JavaScript and XML-esque markup, known as JSX. So as a developer,JavaScript is essential and it is based on JavaScript.    It gives user a slick, smooth and responsive user interface, while be on the same page. It's much faster to build the apps in React Native as opposed to other platforms. For example, developers have to write code in Swift in XCode for iOS development whereas for android it has to be in flutter or kotlin in android studio. But in react-nativ...