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React Native Cookbook

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

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788991926
Length 592 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Daniel Ward Daniel Ward
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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

Planning your app and choosing your workflow

When trying to choose which development workflow best fits your app's needs, here are a few things you should consider:

  • Will I need access to the native portion of the code base?
  • Will I need any third-party packages in my app that are not supported by Expo, that is require running the command react-native link?
  • Will my app need to play audio while it is not in the foreground?
  • Will my app need location services while it is not in the foreground?
  • Am I comfortable working, at least nominally, in Xcode and Android Studio?

In my experience, Expo usually serves as the best starting place. It provides a lot of benefits to the development process, and gives you an escape hatch in the eject process if your app grows beyond the original requirements. I would recommend only starting development with the React Native CLI if you're sure...

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