Build an iOS and Android app in 15 minutes using React Native
summary
Claims a full iOS and Android app emerges in 15 minutes using React Native and the Ignite/Bowser setup; actual tools shown are Ignite CLI, MobX State Tree with TypeScript types, React Navigation and ReactorTron. The demo builds a Portland Trailblazers roster viewer with images, navigation and a favorite toggle, runs on iOS and Android emulators, and updates lists via computed views; live coding shows it works with some happy accidents but completes successfully.
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chapters (42)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:32About Jamon
- 1:34About React Native
- 3:27Happy Accidents
- 4:46Project Overview
- 5:47Model Director
- 6:08Route Store
- 6:43Data Model
- 7:12Player Page
- 7:43Player Model
- 8:19Player Actions
- 9:59Background
- 10:48Background Color
- 11:14Text
- 12:01List
- 12:32RenderItem
- 13:07RouteStore
- 14:53Add Constants
- 15:33Flex Direction
- 16:24Scroll
- 16:38Touchable Opacity
- 17:22OnPress Event
- 18:01Navigate to Details
- 18:34Update Primary Navigator
- 18:58Configure Second Screen
- 20:00Type Reference
- 20:22Player Reference
- 21:01Redux
- 22:14App State
- 23:35Button Setup
- 24:48Button
- 25:16Player
- 26:23Title
- 26:52Rerender
- 27:15MobX
- 27:55Fav
- 28:19Star
- 29:38Get
- 30:05Favorites
- 30:50Recap
- 31:21MyBack State Tree
- 31:50Ignite
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