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You're reading from React Native Cookbook Recipes for solving common React Native development problems

Product type Paperback

Published in Jan 2019

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781788991926

Length 592 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

Languages

JavaScript

Tools

React

Concepts

Cross Platform Mobile Development

Author (1):

Daniel Ward

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Table of Contents (17) Chapters

Preface

1. Setting Up Your Environment FREE CHAPTER

2. Creating a Simple React Native App

3. Implementing Complex User Interfaces - Part I

4. Implementing Complex User Interfaces - Part II

5. Implementing Complex User Interfaces - Part III

6. Adding Basic Animations to Your App

7. Adding Advanced Animations to Your App

8. Working with Application Logic and Data

9. Implementing Redux

10. App Workflow and Third-Party Plugins

11. Adding Native Functionality - Part I

12. Adding Native Functionality - Part II

13. Integration with Native Applications

14. Deploying Your App

15. Optimizing the Performance of Your App

16. Other Books You May Enjoy

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Running your app on a real device

Running your development app on a real device as easy as running your app on a simulator. With the clever combination of the native Expo app and a QR code, running on a real device is only a few clicks and taps away!

Running your app on an iPhone or Android

You can get the in-development app running on your phone in three simple steps:

Open the App Store on your iPhone, or the Google Play Store on your Android device.
Search for and download the Expo Client app.
While your app is running on your development machine, you should also have the Expo Developer Tools open in a browser. You should see a QR code at the bottom of the left-hand side menu of the Expo Developer Tools. Use the iPhone's native Camera app, or the Scan QR Code button in the Expo Client app on Android, to scan the QR code. This will open your in-development app on the device within the Expo Client app.

Your React Native app should now be running on your real device, fully equipped with live reload! You can also shake the device to toggle between your React Native app and the Expo Developer menu.

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Authors (1)

Ward

Adrian Ward is an Oracle ACE Associate who started working in Siebel Analytics back in 2001 and quickly realized the potential in the technology. He formed the UK's first independent consultancy focusing purely on OBIEE (nee Siebel Analytics) and Oracle BI Applications. He has led many large successful OBIEE implementations in a wide range of business sectors, from investment banking to military operations. His deep technical OBIEE and BI Applications knowledge has been applied on dozens of projects throughout the globe, including HR, Sales, Service, Pharma, and Custom Analytics, which is enabling hundreds of thousands of users in their day-to-day roles. He was also one of the first bloggers on Oracle BIEE at http://www.obiee.info and today runs the Addidici OBIEE consultancy, which has operations in the UK, Europe, and South Africa. Adrian runs one of the largest Oracle BI networking groups on LinkedIn -- Oracle Business Intelligence, is an active tweeter (@Addidici), is a speaker at Oracle conferences, and helps others learn. In his spare time, he loves sailing at Hayling Island, skiing, enjoying life with his family, and learning new technologies.

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