🔴 Build the Uber Driver App in React Native & AWS Amplify (Tutorial for Beginners) Part [5]

Let's learn React Native & AWS Amplify by building Uber clone from scratch (beginner friendly).
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If you are a beginner that wants to learn javascript and react-native or an advanced javascript developer that wants to get into mobile development using react native then this Livestream is for you. This is a perfect opportunity to follow along and build this application together with us, and add it to your portfolio as it will help you land your next job. If you finish the app, tag me on social media and I will give you feedback.

We will start building the Uber clone from scratch, starting from setting up a React Native project and finishing with connecting the application with a GraphQL backend using AWS Amplify. We will walk through designing the UI layout of the app, structuring everything in components, and putting everything together. We will also implement navigation between screens, header bars, and tab bars for the Uber app menu using React Navigation.

Learn how to work with Google maps in react native, to draw routes on the maps, and to implement an autocomplete feature for the location input.

For the backend, we will be using AWS Amplify, which is an amazing combination of tools and services from AWS, that helps us build mobile and web applications faster. It offers pre-made authentication components and flows, database, API (REST and GraphQL), storage, and much more.

Doing the react-native Uber clone yourself is a great opportunity to practice React Native, modern Javascript, Typescript, AWS Amplify. We are always trying to use the latest technologies and best practices, so that's another opportunity to learn something new, being it functional components, hooks, state, navigations, or AWS and Amplify.

Tag me on social media when you finish this build, and I will give you feedback on your code.

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