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My Personal Project Work

  • Writer: ACS Acc
    ACS Acc
  • Dec 2, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 27, 2021

Planning my personal project I have identified this link to a blog regarding React and Unity start up - https://medium.com/@beaulieufrancois/show-unity3d-view-in-react-native-application-yes-its-possible-852923389f2d



Intending to link unity to IOS - here is a link to help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80-nE7ichvk


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Fri 11th December 2020


I done some pretty nice wire framing and have an idea of where to go with this app. The possibilities are amazing. First things first get one page to link to the other, configure buttons, and input voice.


So starting off with these commands

npm install expo-cli –-global > expo --version > expo init mynativeapp ● alternatively

> npx create-react-native-app <folder-name>


I am about to start making my App

It is a vocal training app


I am entering into https://expo.io/

(Make any app. Run it everywhere.

Build one project that runs natively on all your users' devices)

If you are already experienced with React and JavaScript tooling and want to dive right in and figure things out as you go, this is the quickest way to get started:

# Install the command line tools

npm install --global expo-cli # Create a new project

expo init my-project


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Wed 24 Feb 2021


So i have completed my presentation of this vocal training app for Black CodHer and now plan to continue into a Native and functional app, with the support of the ongoing mentorship on the program.


Plan of action:


  1. https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/ initial app framework - complete

  2. Pus to Git Hub and merge for project development - in progress

  3. Convert code from React.JS web app to fully Native [and learn along the way...]



 
 
 

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