Gesture Handler tutorial in React Native

This tutorial will teach you about Gesture Handlers and how to drive animations based on user’s gesture interactions.
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I learned React Native from this channel. started following end of 2020. now I'm employed as a Mobile App Developer for a local company in Zimbabwe and have developed 3 apps to date. Thank you Vadim

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[@veedjohnson]

Also what videos did you follow, and did you follow the backend? Cos the tutorials are way too long for me

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You are a good teacher in code development. I wish you would teach a little more app development in react native and not expo so we can make apps a little more complex using voice commands. I learned alot from you. Appreciate your teaching in detail and easily able to follow along.

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[@rubikam6592]

Inside touchableNativeFeedback from guester handler am having another touchable, clicking on the touchable inside touchableNativeFeedback it is calling onpress of touchable and touchableNativeFeedback, how to stop the onpress calling of touchableNativeFeedback in this case

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[@MrRahulmalik]

Hey, i have found a bug in react native where - ScrollView inside Flatlist blocks other touchables (children of parent Flatlist) in IOS only. this works fine on Android but doesn't work on IOS. Can you please help as to how we can fix this? code to reproduce this - import React, { Component, useEffect } from 'react'; import { View, Text, TouchableOpacity, SafeAreaView } from 'react-native'; import { FlatList, ScrollView } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; const App = ()=> { const ref = React.createRef() useEffect(()=>{ ref.current?.scrollTo(-200) },[]) const renderListItem = ({ item, index }: any) => { return ( { console.log(" onScroll called scrollview"); } } scrollEventThrottle={16} horizontal > selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected selected console.log('on Press')}> Count ); }; return ( { console.log(" onScroll called Flatlist "); } } /> ); } export default App

[@MrRahulmalik]

the issue also exist if use child Flatlist instead of a child scrollview

[@MrRahulmalik]

In case of scroll view it happens only when we have "onScroll" event defined in scrollview

[@brijenmakwana2040]

Last few videos are all on just animations. It's too much, please start building project series again