Introduction To React Native
Introduction To React Native
React-Native
React-Native is a popular framework for building cross-platform
mobile applications using JavaScript and React. It lets you write
once and deploy on both iOS and Android, which saves
development time and resources.
Key Features and Benefits of React-
Native
1 Cross-Platform Development 2 Native Performance
Write once, run anywhere. React- React-Native bridges the gap
Native allows developers to build between JavaScript and native
both iOS and Android apps with a components, delivering near-native
single codebase, reducing performance that feels smooth and
development time and effort. responsive.
Image Button
The Image component allows you to display The Button component allows users to interact
images in your app. You can load images from with the app by tapping on it. It can trigger
local storage or from the internet. actions or navigate to different screens.
Styling in React-Native
Inline Styles StyleSheet Third-Party Libraries
You can directly apply styles to React-Native provides a Several third-party libraries
components using the style StyleSheet API for defining styles extend styling capabilities in
attribute. This allows for quick in a centralized location. This React-Native. These libraries can
and easy styling adjustments. promotes code organization and provide advanced features or
reusability. streamline styling workflows.
Handling User Interactions
Event Listeners
React-Native components can listen for events, such as touches,
gestures, and button presses, allowing you to respond to user
interactions.
State Management
React-Native uses state to manage the data and behavior of your app's
components. Changes to the state can trigger updates to the UI.
User Input
React-Native provides components for handling user input, such as text
inputs, dropdown menus, and sliders.