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To take your To-Do app a step further, this workshop shows you how to convert your app into a React Native mobile and web application. We’ll use the same database setup as the previous workshop, and introduce you to Expo as the fastest way to build a React Native app.
Segmented Control: Instead of a filter at the bottom of the list, you’ll learn how to create a segmented control component that allows you to filter tasks based on their status of All, Active, and Completed.
Removing border when TextInput is selected on the web: Perfect example of a platform-specific bug. On the web, the selected input box is highlighted in blue so you can import Platform to specify platform-related properties.
GitHub: Run your first frontend application — To-Do list
In this workshop, you’ll run the app on the cloud-based IDE called GitPod, which means that you need the Expo Go client app installed on your mobile device to view the app. You’ll also need to have a specific setup in your .env file, which you’ll generate during the workshop. The end product will look similar to below.
To start, let’s take a quick dip into the popular open-source platform: React Native.
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