🔴 Let's build a Uber Clone with REACT NATIVE! (Navigation, Redux, Tailwind CSS, Google Autocomplete)

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This single video is equivalent to almost all the paid react-native courses. Thanks a lot, Sonny for sharing this and putting all your time to explain and create it so well :)

The way he acknowledges donations is really awesome.

I've finally been able to block out the time to fully watch this video and practice along. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You are amazing at breaking down new topics and making them easy to understand.

Mailman delivering once again. Can't wait to try out React Native. Thanks for dropping all this knowledge.

love your energy and you have been 100x times more helpful than most of the react native content on youtube. thank you so much!

This stream is honestly so well done man, thank you for all your content this was so helpful for implementing a bunch of functionality in a similar app I'm building.

Got to know react due to you a year ago and now I got my first client due to you ! keep making these builds man 🔥❤️ LOVE YOUR ENERGY🔥

Giving hearts to all the comments, so nice of you man. Keep up the good work and give us more stuffs like these ❤️❤️

THANKS !! ive been learning react native in the past 2 month and alot of my progress come from what i learned here !

Excellent work, thanks for taking the time, they are not short videos, and it takes a lot of effort on your part, there really is a lot of work behind it, greetings from Argentina.

This video is a game-changer! As an RPA Champion dedicated to teaching business process automation, I can't stress enough how important it is to build robust and scalable apps. Utilizing React Native, Navigation, Redux, Tailwind CSS, and Google Autocomplete together is a brilliant approach. It not only streamlines the development process but also ensures a seamless user experience. Kudos to the creator for breaking down complex concepts into actionable steps. For anyone looking to automate and optimize their business processes, mastering these tools is essential. Keep up the great work and let's keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible!

Here I am wishing you made this using flutter, I'm glad I know react too because you've seriously made me question my love for flutter. This is really Awesome!

Content is amazing. Thank you! Production level tutorial projects are not common so I really appreciate your content.

I love how you explain and strucutre your projects, I really like to see them after my work hours or in my free time. Really educational. This time I tried to follow your tutorial, but changed some things instead of following you, added extra additional features and used mapbox instead of Google Maps, added authentication and a small backend. This is my first time working with react native. I learned a lot from your video also helped me understand lot more things at the same time. Respect brother <3

Hi sonny , hope you fine dear m you guys are so incredible . I was always in MAPS in React Native , and you solved this issue, May God bless you. Make some more awesome stuff like that

You rock man!! 💥 I was gonna start learning Android Studio. But I think after react , React Native is the way to go.

Papa Fam for life ... So pumped for this you are really changing lifes thank you so so much Sonny ... Love from Pakistan

If you are using the Android emulator to follow this tutorial you might have issues with the back button @3.02.57 ish. Evidently you could make two blunders. 1. Is to import {TouchableOpacity} from 'react-native-gesture-handler. The recommendation unless you know what you really wnat to do is to import it from import {TouchableOpacity } from 'react-native'. Once you have done that then using the absolute positioning may also cause the back button < chevron not to fire, in this case place the textbox before the TouchableOpacity component. This applies only for Android. The ecosystem is a little finicky especially with the expo wrapper, but for what you are getting it's well worth the few bumps in the road.

I coded along and I'm finally done. Impressive :)