Journeying from React to React Native

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react-testing-library

Testing: concepts remain similar across both libraries, focusing on component rendering and event simulation, but the specific testing libraries differ. React uses the React Testing Library, while React Native you would use React Native Testing Library (RNTL), but don’t be put off as RNTL just provides light utility functions on top of React Test Renderer.

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Redux.js

React and React Native share many core libraries. You can use the same state management libraries like Redux, MobX, and data fetching libraries like Axios or the Fetch API.

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React Navigation

Navigation: While in React you might typically using React Router for web navigation, React Native has its own React Navigation library. This is because React (Web) typically uses URL-based navigation, where different components are rendered based on the current URL path. Whereas React Native uses stack-based navigation, mimicking the native mobile app experience. Screens are ‘stacked’ on top of each other, with transitions pushing new screens onto the stack or ‘popping’ them off.

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Native Directory

💡 Some React libraries may not be compatible with all React Native platforms due to DOM dependencies, however you can check the platform compatibility of all the libraries at: (https://reactnative.directory).

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React Native

The learn once, write anywhere philosophy.

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axios

React and React Native share many core libraries. You can use the same state management libraries like Redux, MobX, and data fetching libraries like Axios or the Fetch API.

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