Great tutorial, thanks. I was particularly confused on how to hide the (tabs) drawer header but also show the current tabs screen header WITH the drawer toggle button. But you cleared that up by disabling the drawer header and just adding the drawer button to the headerLeft of the tab screen header.
Great example - Thanks for taking a more complex example as compared to others that do a simple drawer example. Productivity Tip - Speed up video by 1.5 % and you can still follow along.
This was an absolutely fantastic tutorial. I am in the near future going to talk to an Expo representative regarding their docs. They want feedback. I'd like to ask you, why is it that the (tabs) folder is inside of the (drawer) folder and not the other way around? I tried doing it the other way around and did not get it to work.
Thank you @Pradip, I always follow your video to learn how to build Mobile App. Based on your experiences I have a question for newbie to start develop mobile app should I start with Flutter or React native?
There are a few things to consider before choosing the best technology for you. If you have web development background, then it would be good to go with react native, otherwise you can go with flutter. Learning curve is more in flutter than react native and with expo the development process is much more easier for react native.
Hi Pradip, I am trying to have different bottom tab (icon / text) depending on the section. How can that be accomplished? Let say you have Cars & Houses for sale. When you go to the Cars section of your App, then you have 3 unique options as "Bottom Tabs" but if you go to the House section of your app then you may have 4 unique options as "Bottom Tabs" what I am trying to do is to give "tools / features" depending on the section of the app. I don't know how to accomplish this with expo-router, tabs and "stacks" (if that's its necessary) can you make something like that or can you give any tips?? thank you!!! Im following you. By the way, this video is amazing and complete! thank you!
quick question, why you didn't remove the index links without tab menu?, how you can make that the index shows the feed page instead of that ugly index screen with the links?
It's expo router which is a feature of expo. If you're looking for navigation in react native cli then you can follow react navigation v6 tutorial playlist from here ua-cam.com/play/PLQWFhX-gwJbmtZY4mcRE-k7hL9DigcGS-.html
Great tutorial, thanks. I was particularly confused on how to hide the (tabs) drawer header but also show the current tabs screen header WITH the drawer toggle button. But you cleared that up by disabling the drawer header and just adding the drawer button to the headerLeft of the tab screen header.
Thanks for paying attention.
Great example - Thanks for taking a more complex example as compared to others that do a simple drawer example.
Productivity Tip - Speed up video by 1.5 % and you can still follow along.
You're very welcome!
i like you did not avoid and did the more "complicated" cases. well done Pradip
This was an absolutely fantastic tutorial. I am in the near future going to talk to an Expo representative regarding their docs. They want feedback.
I'd like to ask you, why is it that the (tabs) folder is inside of the (drawer) folder and not the other way around?
I tried doing it the other way around and did not get it to work.
Thank you @Pradip, I always follow your video to learn how to build Mobile App. Based on your experiences I have a question for newbie to start develop mobile app should I start with Flutter or React native?
There are a few things to consider before choosing the best technology for you. If you have web development background, then it would be good to go with react native, otherwise you can go with flutter. Learning curve is more in flutter than react native and with expo the development process is much more easier for react native.
@@itzpradip I am appreciated your guidance!
Muito obrigado pelo tutorial, me ajudou muito com um item que estava a alguns dias me quebrando, Parabéns,
How to open drawer only on feed tab. When we go to to profile drawer should not be visible
Is it possible to have a LEFT & RIGHT drawer nav on one screen using expo router? I haven't seen anyone make a video on that yet
Such an amazing bro, grand salute!
Hi Pradip, I am trying to have different bottom tab (icon / text) depending on the section. How can that be accomplished? Let say you have Cars & Houses for sale. When you go to the Cars section of your App, then you have 3 unique options as "Bottom Tabs" but if you go to the House section of your app then you may have 4 unique options as "Bottom Tabs" what I am trying to do is to give "tools / features" depending on the section of the app. I don't know how to accomplish this with expo-router, tabs and "stacks" (if that's its necessary) can you make something like that or can you give any tips?? thank you!!! Im following you. By the way, this video is amazing and complete! thank you!
quick question, why you didn't remove the index links without tab menu?, how you can make that the index shows the feed page instead of that ugly index screen with the links?
Thanks for your help, sir...
If it is possible then combine the previous React native tutorial series with the Nest Js backend.
Thanks for your comment & suggestion.
I don't know NestJS but I know NextJS and will create tutorials on it.
@@itzpradip Wow... it would be pretty much helpful for us... thank you, sir. You're great... we will be waiting...
Good tutorial. Thank you !
How to use SVG sprites with positioning in a React native app
hello man , i got a problem ... i want my drawer to be seperated from my welcome screen
Thank you so much.. :)
You're welcome 😊
could you tell us how to use it in react native cli
It's expo router which is a feature of expo. If you're looking for navigation in react native cli then you can follow react navigation v6 tutorial playlist from here ua-cam.com/play/PLQWFhX-gwJbmtZY4mcRE-k7hL9DigcGS-.html
good tutorial. Thank you sir !
Thanks for your comment and support.
could you share the code?
Updated the video description with github repo link. Please check it there.