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The Complete Guide to Styling in React Native

Hitesh Shekhwat

June 30, 2025

The Complete Guide to Styling in React Native

Want your React Native app to look polished and professional? This guide covers everything from basic styles and Flexbox to themes, custom fonts, and libraries like Tailwind and Styled Components—helping you style like a pro in 2025.

Hitesh Shekhwat

June 28, 2025

Mastering React Native Navigation

Confused about navigating between screens in your React Native app? This guide walks you through the latest navigation methods in 2025—Stack, Tab, Drawer, and deep linking—so you can build smooth and intuitive user flows with confidence.

A Guide to React Native State Management in 2025

Hitesh Shekhwat

June 27, 2025

A Guide to React Native State Management in 2025

This 2025 guide breaks down the top state management tools—from useState to Redux, Zustand, and more—helping you pick the right one for your app. Dive in and simplify your development process!

The Most Important Decision for Your Next Mobile App

Hitesh Shekhwat

June 25, 2025

The Most Important Decision for Your Next Mobile App

Choosing between Expo and Bare React Native is a key decision for your mobile app. Expo is easier to start with and great for fast development, while Bare React Native offers full native control and flexibility.

Your First React Native App: A Step-by-Step Setup Guide for 2025

Hitesh Shekhwat

June 23, 2025

Your First React Native App: A Step-by-Step Setup Guide for 2025

Learn how to set up your first React Native app in 2025 with this simple, step-by-step guide. From installation to running on Android and iOS, we cover everything you need to get started.

React.js vs. React Native: What's the Real Difference? A Developer's Guide

Hitesh Shekhwat

June 20, 2025

React.js vs. React Native: What's the Real Difference? A Developer's Guide

ReactJS is for building web applications, while React Native is used to create mobile apps for iOS and Android. Both use the same React principles, making it easy to share knowledge across platforms.