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Create a CRM Mobile Application with React Native

With Emmanuel Henri Liked by 212 users
Duration: 2h 50m Skill level: Advanced Released: 2/28/2024

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React Native lets web developers apply their skills to native apps for iOS and Android. In this course, Emmanuel Henri shows how to take a design spec created in a previous course—Prototype a CRM Mobile App with Framer—and convert it into a real CRM application, with a clean interface, smooth performance, and natural cross-platform adaptability. Learn how to set up a project, establish a strong folder structure, work with Redux, add several views, use CRUD operations, and more. Upon wrapping up this course, you'll have a solid understanding of how to work with this framework to build polished mobile apps.

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3.8 out of 5

35 ratings
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  • Luke Angel Luke Angel

    Luke Angel

    Sr. Director Technical Program/Product Management @ Visa | PMP | MBA

    1/5 April 1, 2025
    This course's content significantly deviates from its advertised focus on React Native. It functions primarily as an introductory React course, offering very little specific to React Native development. Furthermore, the teaching methodology employed is problematic. The instructor develops large portions of the application code simultaneously without pausing for incremental builds or demonstrating working functionality. This approach neglects fundamental development practices and makes it challenging for learners to follow along and verify their progress. Most concerningly, the instructor explicitly mentions that the techniques being taught are 'the old way' and potentially outdated or deprecated. Educational material should prioritize current, recommended industry standards, not methods acknowledged as obsolete. Overall, these factors make the course highly frustrating and not suitable for individuals seeking to learn modern React Native development.
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  • Gregorio Delgado III Gregorio Delgado III

    Gregorio Delgado III

    Senior iOS Engineer Objective-C, Swift, and SwiftUI.

    1/5 November 20, 2024
    I pretty much stopped pursuing the course in Chapter 2 after it became evident that the instructor was merely rewriting code that he already made. He doesn't even realize the syntax errors until after he attempts to run the code (for example writing `component` instead of `Component`, which should be quite basic). He also still uses class components when everyone else is already using functional components in 2024 for new projects. I don't really see any value in this course at all, sorry.
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  • Eduardo Guzmán Hernández Eduardo Guzmán Hernández

    Eduardo Guzmán Hernández

    Lead Developer at Evertec

    1/5 October 27, 2024
    I have to be honest, this course doesn't teach you much things about React native or the relation between Web and Mobile Development. The instructor focuses on rewriting the code that he already wrote somewhere else, thats it, it doesn't follow a logical need like crud operations one by one, it doesn't explain why or the purpose of the code. The code doesn't event works until the end of the course. You cant run the app until it is 90% done. That doesn't makes much sense if your are teaching some skill. For me, It was a very poor course.
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