Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Language
English
Taught by
OUREMODE by Gabriela Arcia and Om Khetwal
Rating
Course Overview
![React Native Development Simplified [2026]](https://i.udemycdn.com/course/480x270/6429863_7e23_13.jpg)
Expo,Expo Router,TS, Stripe,Zustand, APIs, React Query, Optimistic UI, Deep Linking, Notifications, App Store+Play Store
Course Description:
Build a professional-grade property booking app (iOS/Android) from scratch with React Native, TypeScript, and modern tools – Learn to merge sleek UI/UX with robust functionality, just like top apps.
What You’ll Build:
A Full-Stack Booking Platform featuring:
Secure user authentication (login/signup) and Zustand global state management
Real-time search with debounced queries & optimistic UI for favorites
Stripe-powered payments
Professional calendar booking system using Flash Calendar + Bottom Sheets
Course Highlights:
Industry-Standard Tools & Practices
TypeScript for type-safe code
React Query + Axios for efficient API integration
Expo Router, Reanimated Carousels, and modern UI libraries
BlurHash image loading, toast alerts, and keyboard controllers
Folder structure and code organization for scalability
Advanced Techniques Simplified
Optimistic UI updates for seamless user experiences
Zustand for centralized state (user/auth)
Debounced search queries and dynamic data fetching
Additional concepts
Deep Linking
Notifications
Google play store and App app store submission flow
Why Enroll?
85+ Hands-On Lessons: Practical, app-focused coding.
Professional-Grade Project: Portfolio-ready with Stripe, auth flows, and polished UI.
Dual Expertise: Learn development and design best practices.
Lifetime Access: Source code (GitHub), updates, and Q&A support.
Who’s This For?
React Native devs ready to ship production apps
Developers craving mastery of APIs, payments, and modern tooling
Anyone seeking to build apps that balance beauty + functionality
Course Content
- 29 section(s)
- 183 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Discussion Forum
- Section 3 Tooling
- Section 4 React Native Core Components
- Section 5 Community
- Section 6 Course Features
- Section 7 Expo Router
- Section 8 Super Simple Notes App
- Section 9 Threads APP UI : Bottom Sheet Concepts
- Section 10 Holidia App
- Section 11 Reusable Components
- Section 12 Home Page UI
- Section 13 Favorite Page UI
- Section 14 Bookings Page UI
- Section 15 Profile and Search Page UI
- Section 16 Property Page UI
- Section 17 Authentication UI
- Section 18 API Integration
- Section 19 Payment Integration
- Section 20 UI Elements
- Section 21 Publish Your App: Submit to App Store & Google Play
- Section 22 Push Notifications
- Section 23 Deep Linking
- Section 24 Bonus
- Section 25 Features
- Section 26 Maintenance
- Section 27 Super simple notes : New Features (IOS 26 & Liquid Glass)
- Section 28 Archives
- Section 29 Bug Fixes & FAQs
What You’ll Learn
- Build and develop React Native applications using Expo, Typescript, Successfully navigate the complete App Store and Google Play submission processes, Deploy your app to both iOS and Android platforms, Integrate Push Notifications, Integrate Backend APIs Seamlessly with React Query, Deep Linking, Manage global state and offline data persistence using Zustand and React Native MMKV
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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LLazar Manic
great and up to date course but as other users said teacher have to explain why he does what he does.
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KKarthik Puvvula
Narration style is so bad, its hard to follow what the instructor is saying. The music at the start of each video is so loud in some videos, I'm now partially deaf.
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RRupali Rajesh Parse
Perfectly explained!!!
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AAlessandro Panarese
The course is called "Simplified," but I find the name quite misleading. Right from the first app, there is a massive amount of boilerplate code with complex components that accept numerous props without any explanation. The introductory sections completely skip how parameters are passed between components. As a result, I’m constantly forced to search external resources to understand the "why" behind the code. I’m leaving a low rating for now, but I’m open to updating it if the teaching approach improves later in the course.
