If you've ever built a mobile app with React Native, you know it's an incredible framework. It's also easy to use. The combination of React and JavaScript gives you the power of modern front-end development in a highly accessible way. This post will explore some of the best tools for building apps with React Native.

NativeBase

NativeBase is a framework for building cross-platform apps. It has an extensive library of components, and it's built on top of React Native, allowing you to build native apps using JavaScript and React.

Expo

Expo is a mobile development platform that allows you to create apps without installing anything on your computer. It's also free, so there's no cost associated with using Expo.

Expo has a large community of React Native app developers who are constantly adding new features or libraries to use in different projects. It includes React Native components, iOS and Android APIs (such as NavigationDrawer), and design systems such as Material Design or Flat Design Lite.

Expo also has an impressive collection of components available for download through its marketplace, including ones built by Google!

React Native WebView

React Native WebView is a cross-platform module that allows you to embed a web view in your React Native app. It allows for using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript within your React Native app.

This makes it possible for you to access any API that can be accessed via a web browser, including but not limited to:

•  Image manipulation (resize, crop)

•  Data fetching from APIs like Google Maps or Firebase Realtime Database

You can also use this tool as part of your production workflow by allowing your users to log into their accounts within the browser before submitting them back into the native codebase where needed!

React Native Docs

React Native docs are a great resource because they're hosted on a public website, allowing you to easily access them when you need them. The documentation is updated regularly and includes many examples showing how to implement each feature. The navigation bar makes it easy for new users to find what they want. It includes how-to guides and tutorials on building apps with different modules.

React Native Live Renderer

It is a tool that lets you see all of the states and props in your app, even if they're hidden from view. It's also useful for debugging issues with your React Native project. You can use it to:

•  Hook into the JavaScript bridge to see what variables are being passed around between different components in an app; this gives you an idea of where things might be breaking down (e.g. if a child component doesn't have access to some data). You can then make changes or add more logic until everything works properly!

•  Debug issues related to lifecycle methods like onPress or onResume.

Expo Extensions

Expo Extensions are a collection of open-source libraries and tools to make building React Native apps faster and easier. Expo extensions allow you to quickly add native features to your app without writing code yourself.

Here are some common examples of what you might find in an Expo extension:

•  Dialogs for populating select boxes and settings pages

•  Animations for sliding menus or loading screens, like the one shown in this tutorial

•  Live Reloading - so that changes made by the developer are reflected immediately in their app (more info here).

NativeBase extensions

NativeBase is a collection of React Native components that can be used in any project. It offers many features, including:

•  Easy to use and customize with a simple interface.

•  Available on the Expo marketplace.

•  It can be used in any React Native project

XCode and Android Studio

You can use XCode and Android Studio to develop apps for iOS, Android, and React Native. These tools are the best IDE for each platform and support React Native perfectly.

XCode is the best IDE for developing native applications on iOS devices. It has many features like code completion, refactoring tools, and project management feature that make it easy to work with your application codebase source files.

Android Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) designed specifically for creating mobile apps with Java or Kotlin programming languages in mind - both cross-platform (Android/iOS). It provides an easy development experience by providing a visual designer and tooling such as IntelliJ IDEA integration when working on multiple platforms simultaneously.

The best thing is that everything is put together neatly in one place rather than having multiple sites loaded separately. Hence, you can switch between projects easily without any issues caused by their lack of cohesion!

React Native CLI (RN-CLI)

RN-CLI is a command-line interface for managing, building, and testing React Native apps. It's similar to the JavaScript API you already know and love, but with a few unique twists. For example:

• RN-CLI allows you to create new projects from scratch or import existing ones by simply dragging files or folders into its interface (no need to use Webpack). You can also use it as a build tool; it will compile your code into native modules whenever possible (but not always).

Conclusion

We hope this list of React Native tools has helped you find the right tool for your app. You may have found a new favorite tool or discovered that one of the options listed above fits your needs. If you still need help creating a React Native app, you should hire Zorbis. Zorbis has created mobile apps for companies of all sizes. To learn more about Zorbis' React Native app development services, visit https://www.zorbis.com/ to schedule a meeting with a team of experts.