Aman Mittal • 1/17/2020

Getting Started with React Native and Expo using Hooks in 2020

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This article is a technical tutorial on starting a React Native project with Expo, focusing on using React Hooks (like useState and useEffect) in functional components. It covers setting up navigation, components, and state management for a cross-platform mobile app, avoiding the need for separate iOS/Android codebases.

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