📱 secondNative – React Native Learning Repo

This repository contains all the React Native features, animations, and functionalities I’ve learned and practiced so far. It is a hands-on learning space where I implemented everything from gesture handling to animations using Reanimated.

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🧠 What I’ve Learned So Far

🧹 Reanimated (v2+)

• useSharedValue, useAnimatedStyle, withTiming, withSpring, withDecay

• interpolate, interpolateColor

• Animated transitions and responsive animations

• Drag-based animation handling with shared values

🖐️ Gesture Handling

• react-native-gesture-handler
  • PanGestureHandler for drag interactions
  • TapGestureHandler, LongPressGestureHandler
• Used GestureDetector and Gesture API from Reanimated v3+
• Independent gestures per FlatList item
• Drag-to-delete interaction with visual feedback

⬆️ Interactions & UI Effects

• Pull to refresh using FlatList’s onRefresh and refreshing props
• Custom gesture zones (like deleting by dragging to a specific area)
• Smooth animation control with interpolate

🔗 API Integration

• Data fetching using:
  • fetch API (native)
  • axios (third-party)
• State management and dynamic rendering of data from APIs

📆 State & Component Management

• React Hooks: useState, useEffect
• Context API for managing global state
• Modular file organization and reusable components
• Conditional rendering and component-based layouts

🧱 Architecture & Structure

• Practiced clean structure inside the secondNative repo
• All features, gestures, and animations are organized and separated into files/modules
• Each feature implemented with real code, not tutorials only

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⚖️ Work in Progress

This is a growing project. As I explore more React Native libraries, animation patterns, and API integrations, I will continue updating this repository.

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📌 Tech Stack

• React Native
• React Native Reanimated
• React Native Gesture Handler
• Axios
• React Context API

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🏁 Goal

The main goal of this repo is to master animation and interaction patterns in React Native by building small, focused features and utilities — preparing for real-world mobile app development.

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• Practiced clean structure inside the SecondNative repo
• All features, gestures, and animations are organized and separated into files/modules
• Each feature implemented with real code, not tutorials only