In this journey, lets set a deadline and a result for yourself if you really want to end something.

It's a "How you master React native in 30 days?"

Alright, mastering React Native in 30 days is ambitious, but definitely doable with the right plan (I don't even know what's next, just go with the flow).

Ps: This involves my experience with working on projects and what I couldn't find on the internet as a part of my learning journey. I want to share it. (Many thanks to my Company and my dear Mentors).

Here’s a roadmap to get you there:

Week 1: Foundation & Basics

Day 1-3: Start with the basics. Familiarize yourself with JavaScript (if you haven’t already) since React Native relies heavily on it. You should be comfortable with ES6+ syntax, including arrow functions, destructuring, and async/await.

Day 4-7: Dive into React fundamentals. Understand components, props, state, and lifecycle methods. Practice by building simple components and a small project, like a to-do list app.

Week 2: React Native Essentials

Day 8-10: Set up your React Native development environment using Expo for quick starts. Learn about the core components (e.g., View, Text, ScrollView) and how styling works with Flexbox.

Day 11-14: Work on navigation (using React Navigation), handling user input, and using APIs. Build a simple app that fetches data from an API and displays it in a list.

Week 3: Advanced Concepts

Day 15-17: Explore state management with Redux or the Context API. Build an app that requires complex state management, like a shopping cart.

Day 18-21: Learn about performance optimization, debugging, and testing in React Native. Get familiar with tools like Flipper for debugging and Jest for testing.

Week 4: Real-World Projects

Day 22-25: Start a full-fledged project, something like a social media app or a task manager. This should combine everything you’ve learned so far—navigation, API handling, state management, etc.

Day 26-28: Polish your app, focus on user experience, and add any missing features. Learn how to deploy the app on both Android and iOS platforms.

Day 29-30: Reflect on what you’ve built, review your code, and identify areas for improvement. Consider contributing to an open-source React Native project to test your skills in a real-world scenario.

Yeah, that's the plan, but it's my plan. You can adjust it for yourself. But remember, 30 days can feel like a sprint, so it’s crucial to maintain your energy and focus.

My only tip is to know what you want and want it - only that will lead you to your destiny.

Imagine you want to go to your favorite beach which is a 5-hour drive away. You will not have your feet in the sand unless it's the only thing you want right now. Just like that, you will plan your time to get there.

Don't worry, follow the next article. I'll go with you.