Getting Started with React Native and Expo

React Native and Expo.IO Mobile App Development Getting Started Guide
Github: https://github.com/teckjs/expo-course-project-01

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Installing NodeJS, assuming this is already done
Get started with Node to use everything in the JS ecosystem, including Expo and React Native. We recommend using the latest Node version.

Get the command-line tool
You will run this tool locally to package, serve, and publish your projects.
$ npm install expo-cli --global

Create your first project
You will be asked to create an Expo account before proceeding.

$ expo init project-01 --npm
$ cd project-01
$ expo start

Preview your project
- Open http://localhost:19002
- Run an android emulator or IOS simulator.
- Press "Run on Android device/emulator" or "Run on iOS simulator"
Or you can simply:
Open Expo Client on your device. Scan the QR code printed by expo start with Expo Client (Android) or Camera (iOS). You may have to wait a minute while your project bundles and loads for the first time.

Start coding!
Select your favorite editor, in our case it is VSCode. Open project-01/App.js, and start building!
To show you some interesting things we do all the needed changes to have code and assets inside a unique src folder. Then we play with the application by suggesting a clean way to refer assets in react native and styling the application main screen with the icon.

For further investigation, we recommend the following:
https://docs.expo.io/tutorial/planning
https://reactnative.dev/docs/intro-react-native-components
https://reactnavigation.org/
https://nativebase.io/ or https://react-native-elements.github.io/react-native-elements/