Mobile Development Roadmap
Master modern mobile development with React Native to build cross-platform applications for iOS and Android.
What You'll Learn
- React Native core concepts and patterns
- Native device features and APIs
- State management and data flow
- Performance optimization
- App deployment and distribution
Prerequisites
- JavaScript/TypeScript fundamentals
- React fundamentals
- Basic understanding of mobile platforms
- Development environment setup
Learning Path Structure
- React Native Fundamentals (4-6 weeks)
- Advanced Features & APIs (6-8 weeks)
- App Publication & Deployment (2-4 weeks)
React Native Fundamentals
Master the core concepts of React Native development.
Core Concepts
- Components & JSX
- Core components
- Custom components
- Props and state
- Component lifecycle
- Navigation
- React Navigation setup
- Stack navigation
- Tab navigation
- Drawer navigation
- Styling
- StyleSheet API
- Flexbox layouts
- Responsive design
- Theme management
State Management
- Local State
- useState hook
- useReducer patterns
- Context API
- Global State
- Redux setup
- Redux Toolkit
- Async storage
Practice Projects
- Todo application with local storage
- Weather app with location services
- Basic social media feed
- Authentication flow
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I follow this roadmap?
Start from the beginning and progress through each section sequentially. Each section builds upon knowledge from previous ones, so it's important to follow them in order for the best learning experience.
How long will it take to complete?
Completion time varies based on your prior experience and how much time you can dedicate to learning. On average, individuals spend between 3-6 months to complete this roadmap when studying part-time.
Are the resources recommended in the roadmap free?
We include a mix of free and paid resources. Many of the documentation and tutorial resources are completely free, while some of the more comprehensive courses may require payment. We always try to include free alternatives where possible.