Certified A.I Basic React Native Mobile Developer

Difference between native, hybrid, and React Native. Companies using it: Instagram, Facebook, Shopify.

Installing Node, Expo CLI, Scrpcy and the Expo Go app. Solving the most common setup errors.

What JSX is. Creating View and Text. The mental model: components = building blocks. React Native Architecture

StyleSheet.create(), flexbox basics, colours, fonts, margins, padding. Make the app look beautiful.

How to read a red screen. The 5 most common beginner errors. Using the Metro console.

Course Curriculum for Basic Certificate in React Native Development

Making things tappable. Button vs TouchableOpacity vs Pressable. When to use which.

Adding images from local files and URLs. react-native-vector-icons. ScrollView for long content.

Install React Navigation. Use Stack Navigator. Build a 2-screen app with a button that goes to a Details screen.

Send data from Screen A to Screen B using route params. Pass a user's name from Screen 1 to Screen 2 and display it as a greeting.

Applying weeks 1–2 together. Tutor builds a profile card app with 2 screens live.

Ever wished your app could remember what just happened? That is what state does. In this lesson, you will learn the useState hook — the first and most important piece of giving your app a memory. Right now, your app shows things. But it forgets everything immediately. A counter? It resets to zero every time. A toggle? It flips back. That changes today.

Your app needs to listen. TextInput is how. Users type. Your app responds. That is the basic conversation every interactive app has. In this lesson, you will learn how to capture text input, manage it with state, and handle all the little keyboard details that make an app feel polished. A text field that shows your words in real time below the input. Type something. See it appear instantly. Like magic — but it is just state.

Showing and hiding UI based on state. Ternary in JSX. Multiple conditions. Build a login screen that shows "Welcome, [name]!" when name is entered and submitted.

FlatList vs map. keyExtractor. Item separators. Handling empty lists. Render a hardcoded array of 10 items as a stylised list.

useEffect hook. Dependency array. Fetching data on mount (mocked). Cleanup functions. Build a countdown timer using useEffect and useState.

Core concepts of AI/GPT prompting for mobile, introducing the Codex AI coding agent, and how to generate simple UI components using AI. Practice generating a single component (e.g., a button or a text input) using an AI coding agent.

Techniques for translating mobile design specifications (e.g., from Figma or paper wireframes) into usable React Native code using advanced AI prompting. Use AI to generate the JSX and styling for a 2-screen application based on a provided design template.

A comprehensive list of 100 AI prompts for React Native developers covering installation, pages, auth, screens, and basic components. Prompt AI to fix over 100 common issues in React Native.