Build Newspaper Mobile App with ReactJs & CapacitorJs (Urdu/Hindi)

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Welcome to the first video of our new course

Full-Stack Mobile App Development using CapacitorJs, ReactJs, and Typescript - NewsPaper Mobile App Development Course. In this video, we will take the first steps in transforming our existing Newspaper web app into a fully functional mobile app for Android and iOS.

What You'll Learn:

Review of Previous Course:

  • See what we developed in our last course (available on Zaions YouTube Channel: Zaions YouTube Channel).

Project Setup:

  • Setting up the project for mobile app development using Capacitor CLI.

Resolving Android Studio Issues:

  • Step-by-step guide to fixing common issues in Android Studio.

App Icon and Splash Screen:

  • Customize your app's look using the "@capacitor/assets" package.

Running the App on Emulator:

  • Detailed instructions to set up and run your app on an Android emulator.

App Configuration:

  • Setting up app name and other information with "@trapezedev/configure".

Yes, in this course, we will cover the entire process from development to publishing your Android app on Google Play Console.

Why Join This Course?

This course offers a detailed, step-by-step guide to Full-Stack Mobile App Development using ReactJs and CapacitorJs. By the end of this course, you'll have a fully functional Newspaper app ready for publishing.

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