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Vikas Acharya
Vikas Acharya

Reputation: 4152

How to setup IDE for better development of React Native

I'm new to react native and I came from Android background. I have used to work on Android Studio. Which provides lot of features including autocompletion, suggestions, code correction etc.

Now, I just started React native development on vscode, there is no reason for it's selection. but here in vscode I need to explicitly write import statements and then I need to also write the code.

Kindly answer below questions,

1> The problem I'm facing here Is, why import statements are not generating by itself as in case of android studio ?

2> Which IDE is best ?

3> how to configure IDE for better development ?

4> Any good official tutorial for IDE selection for react native ?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 788

Answers (1)

Gaurav Roy
Gaurav Roy

Reputation: 12210

1> The problem I'm facing here Is, why import statements are not generating by itself as in case of android studio ? --- >> I wouldnt prefer android studio as that just suits best for android / kotlindevelopment.And react native also has IOS part. But the coding part is mostly in JS, so VScode would be best. And for snippets, you can add extension

React-Native/React/Redux snippets for es6/es7

Its good. and others like auto closing tags etc

2> Which IDE is best ? VS code coz it has such stability, and great extensions

3> how to configure IDE for better development ? Extensions like, color bracket, ESlint/Pretty , The above extension which i mentioned should be enough.Thats it pretty much.

4> Any good official tutorial for IDE selection for react native ? Any tutorial first teaches you proper setup and tells what all things to be downloaded. you can check --- check this ,. main thing is you hsould be comfortable.thats it.

Enjoy coding. Hope it helps. feel free for doubts

Upvotes: 1

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