Why You Should Be Running React Native for Your Web Developers
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In this article I’ll walk you through the steps you need to take to get up and running with React Native and its components.

The code for this article was written by the awesome @pandas_michael, and it can be found here: https://github.com/pandaskor/react-native-lipperets-jobs The code is available for download in the source code repo.

The source code for these steps are all publicly available on GitHub.

The components are the same for all components in this article, and you can find them in the src/components directory.

In this example, I’ll be using the following React components:

You’ll need to create an app, and create a simple component to display a list of the jobs in your store.

Create an App The first thing you’ll need is an app to create your application.

Create a new directory, and add a new file called app.js.

Replace app.css with the following code: /* app.ts */ import React from ‘react’; import ReactDOM from ‘ react-dom ‘; import { AppComponent } from ‘../components/app/AppComponent.ts’; import { Http } from “../../compounds/api/Http”; import { LoginForm } from “‘../../vendor/lib/login/login.js”; import ‘./logout.js’; import ‘../vendors/auth/auth.js’; import ‘src/comp/main.js’, ‘src /comp/jobs/jobs.js’); import ‘app/main_view.jsx’; import ” from ‘./comp/app.js/main’; import Http from ‘/lib/.env’; import LoginForm from ‘ /lib/../../../login/register.js ‘; // Create a React component.

import React, { Component } from `react’; class Main extends Component { render() { return (

); } } ReactDOM.renderComponent( ); If you run the app, you’ll see it’s running on the server with version 5.0.1.

Let’s add some more functionality to it.

We’ll use a login form to allow users to register and login.

Add the following import to app.config.js: import {AppComponent,LoginForm} from ‘@angular/core’; import from ‘CommonModule’; import * as HttpService from ‘lib/Http’; import ‘/’ as url from ‘logout’; import auth from ‘auth’; import app from ‘app’; import AppComponent from ‘AppComponent’; import AuthService from “./login.service”; import AppService from app.service.service; import loginForm from ‘/app/login-form.html’; import main from ‘src’; import index from ‘ ./index.html ‘; app.addComponent(‘LoginForm’, { components: [Main], loginForm: loginForm }); app.listen(3000); You’ll see a message saying the server is running and the user is signed in.

Next, we’ll need a way to login.

Let the server process the request and return the user’s information.

Add a LoginForm component to the AppComponent class.

Add this import to main.ts: import Auth from ‘/_auth’; export default AppComponent.components.loginForm = LoginForm; import app as app; import index as index; main.register();