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monografia Rebiun30872232 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun30872232 m o d cr unu|||||||| 160120s2015 enka o 001 0 eng d 933437715 933442577 951064673 9781785886232 electronic bk.) 1785886231 electronic bk.) 1785885189 9781785885181 1785885189 9781785885181 9781785885181 AU@ 000057033400 CHNEW 000881180 CHVBK 367175665 DEBBG BV043892763 DEBBG BV043968694 DEBSZ 473884976 DEBSZ 48579201X GBVCP 882751573 AU@ 000057877751 CL0500000705 Safari Books Online UMI eng rda pn UMI N$T IDEBK VT2 YDXCP COO EBLCP DEBSZ DEBBG OCLCQ MERUC OCLCQ OCLCO TEFOD OCLCF CEF OCLCQ OCLCO UAB OCLCQ OCLCO COM 013000 bisacsh COM 014000 bisacsh COM 018000 bisacsh COM 067000 bisacsh COM 032000 bisacsh COM 037000 bisacsh COM 052000 bisacsh Holmes, Ethan author Getting started with React Native learn to build modern native iOS and Android applications using JavaScript and the incredible power of React Ethan Holmes, Tom Bray Birmingham Packt Publishing 2015 Birmingham Birmingham Packt Publishing 1 online resource illustrations 1 online resource Text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Community experience distilled Includes index Cover ; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; About the Reviewer; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Exploring the Sample Application ; Installing Xcode; Running the sample application; A sneak peek at the sample application; Experimenting with the sample application; Summary; Chapter 2: Understanding React Native Fundamentals ; The Virtual DOM; Components; Creating your first component; JSX; Back to our first component; Props and state; Props; State; Summary; Chapter 3: Beginning the Example Application ; Generating the Projects; Xcode and the iOS simulator Android SDK and emulatorModifying the React Native starter template; Structuring the application; Creating the SimpleButton component; Navigation; The Navigator Component; Navigator. NavigationBar; The NoteScreen, first pass; Summary; Chapter 4: Working with Styles and Layout ; React CSS; Style Sheet; Styling the SimpleButton component; Layout and Flexbox; Flex container; Flex items; Horizontal and vertical centering; Absolute positioning; Styling the NavigationBar component; Changing the Android Material Theme; Styling the NotesScreen; Summary; Chapter 5: Displaying and Saving Data ; Lists Understanding propsUsing state; Passing callbacks in props; Creating new notes; Using AsyncStorage; Deleting notes; Summary; Chapter 6: Working with Geolocation and Maps ; Introducing the Geolocation API; The location permission in iOS; Tagging notes with geolocation; NoteLocationScreen; MapView; Summary; Chapter 7: Integrating Native Modules ; Adding images to notes; Installing react-native-camera on iOS; Searching for Native Modules; Using the camera component; Viewing images; The Image component; Deleting images; Connecting the final pieces; Summary; Chapter 8 : Releasing the Application Generating the static bundle in iOSTesting the static bundle in iOS; Creating an iOS release in Xcode; Generating the Android APK; Summary; Index Annotation. Learn to build modern native iOS and Android applications using JavaScript and the incredible power of ReactAbout This Book Learn to design and build a fully-featured application using the newest cutting-edge framework from Facebook Leverage your JavaScript skills to become a native app developer Develop custom UI components, implement smooth navigation, and access native features such as geolocation and local storageWho This Book Is ForThis book is for web developers who want to learn to build fast, good-looking, native mobile applications using the skills they already have. If you already have some JavaScript knowledge or are using React on the web, then you will be able to quickly get up and running with React Native for iOS and Android. What You Will Learn Set up the React Native environment on both devices and emulators Gain an in-depth understanding of how React Native works behind the scenes Write your own custom native UI components Learn the ins and outs of screen navigation Master the art of layout and styles Work with device-exclusive data such as geolocation Develop native modules in Objective-C and Java that interact with JavaScript Test and deploy your application for a production-ready environmentIn DetailReact Native is a game-changing approach to hybrid mobile development. Web developers can leverage their existing skills to write mobile applications in JavaScript that are truly native without using cross-compilation or web views. These applications have all of the advantages of those written in Objective-C or Java, combined with the rapid development cycle that JavaScript developers are accustomed to. Web developers who want to develop native mobile applications face a high barrier to entry, because they are forced to learn platform-specific languages and frameworks. Numerous hybrid technologies have tried to simplify this process, but have failed to achieve the performance and appearance that users expect. This book will show you all the advantages of true native development that React Native has without the steep learning curve, leveraging the knowledge you already have. We do this by getting you up and running quickly with a sample application. Next, we'll introduce you to the fundamentals of creating components and explain how React Native works under the hood. Once you have established a solid foundation, you will dive headfirst into developing a real-world application from start to finish. Along the way, we will demonstrate how to create multiple screens and navigate between them, use layout and style native UI components, and access native APIs such as local storage and geolocation. Finally, we tackle the advanced topic of Native modules, which demonstrates that there are truly no limits to what you can do with React Native. Style and approachThis book provides a simple and easy way to build mobile applications in JavaScript. Each topic takes you through the life cycle of creating a fully-functional native app, with detailed explanations of the entire process iOS (Electronic resource) Android (Electronic resource) Android (Electronic resource) IOS (Electronic resource) Mobile apps- Development JavaScript (Computer program language) Applications mobiles- Développement JavaScript (Langage de programmation) COMPUTERS- Computer Literacy COMPUTERS- Computer Science COMPUTERS- Data Processing COMPUTERS- Hardware- General COMPUTERS- Information Technology COMPUTERS- Machine Theory COMPUTERS- Reference JavaScript (Computer program language) Electronic books Bray, Tom author Print version Holmes, Ethan. Getting Started with React Native. Birmingham : Packt Publishing, 1900 Community experience distilled