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VC-302

React Native via Vibe Coding

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Build a mobile app with React Native and Expo by directing an AI, use device features, and submit it to an app store.

Start hereYou need VC-201, a phone, and a free Expo account. Store submission needs a developer account; the course stops at the ready-to-submit build if you do not have one.

9 hours total5 Chapters20 Lessons1 ExamsFREE
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Take a position on React Native via Vibe Coding. The AI counselor argues the other side, asks you questions back, and cites a source for every fact it states. Sources listed under a reply are the pages it actually found; if none are listed, it is arguing from reasoning only. It is an AI and it can be wrong: check the sources.

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    Prerequisites::VC-201 React & Next.js via Vibe Coding

    Course Syllabus

    9h total

    Practice

    1. Create an Expo app and run it on your own phone.
    2. Build two screens with navigation between them.
    3. Note three components that differ from the web.

    Check

    Why does your web CSS knowledge only partly transfer? Give two examples.

    Topics Covered

    react-nativemobilevibe-coding

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