React Native — Om

This course puts Expo at the center of a React Native workflow. The published outline pairs TypeScript and Expo Router with TanStack Query, Zustand and MMKV, then moves into notifications, deep links and distribution. That combination gives it a different emphasis from a course built mainly around bare React Native setup or older navigation patterns.

What you will learn

• Connect screens and routes in an Expo application.
• Separate remote data fetching from local application state.
• Follow notification, deep-linking and mobile release workflows.

Who this suits

Consider this after you can read JavaScript components and want to assemble a mobile application with the Expo toolchain. Review the opening lessons if TypeScript is also new to you.

Before you enroll

Mobile dependencies and store submission rules change. Check the course dependency versions against current Expo documentation, and budget separately for any developer accounts or services you need to publish an app.

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Put it into practice

Create a small reading-list app that remembers saved items locally. Add a detail route, then test a deep link into that route on both a cold launch and an already open app.

Source and review

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