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JavaScript Introduction to React Native Implementing React Native Containers, Components, and Styles

Posted by annenelson
annenelson
652 Points

Where can I find stage2v2?

It's not in the ReactNative folder in the downloads section, it only has stage2v1, stag2v3, stage3v1 and stage4v1.

5 Answers

S Campos
S Campos
413 Points
S Campos
S Campos
413 Points

SIGH.... Great tutorial idea -- poor execution... :( </3

Brock Duncan
Brock Duncan
23,042 Points

Yeah, bummer

Mohamad Kenas
Mohamad Kenas
17,896 Points
Mohamad Kenas
Mohamad Kenas
17,896 Points

I belive that she named the folder stage2v3 instead of stage2v2 by mistake. I found all the dependencies in it.

Jacob Rice
Jacob Rice
15,494 Points
Jacob Rice
Jacob Rice
15,494 Points

Any update on this? She specifically says stage2v2.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
242,796 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
242,796 Points

Does that lesson use the same workspace as the previous one? Perhaps it doesn't have a separate file set.

annenelson
annenelson
652 Points

The teacher specifically instructs us to open up the next lot of files.

Seth Kroger
Seth Kroger
56,416 Points
Seth Kroger
Seth Kroger
56,416 Points

You end up using stage 2v1, as I recall. It's basically the same files and starting point.

annenelson
annenelson
652 Points

stage2v1 is missing a bunch of the stuff needed for this video. It has all of the same files but the containers/components files are completely empty (in the video they're already half done, with a to do for the rest).