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Implementing a back link - React Native Tutorial
From the course: React Native Essential Training
Implementing a back link
- [Instructor] We have a few major features to add to this application before we can call it done. The first thing I'd like to add is a search capability. So basically right now, the app just lists all the available deals, but I'd like to be able to search all the deals in the system. Now, this search is going to be server-side, not client-side. So I'm not just filtering the list that I have on the screen. So let's for example say I have 20 deals displayed on this list view. If I search, I'd like the server to search all the deals available in the system, and give me back a new list to display to the user. So let's start that task. We'll start with the markup. But before we wire this search, there's one thing we should do. When we press on a deal, we go to a new view that represents this deal. There's no way for the user to go back. So let's put a link here, to take the user back to the old deals list. So…
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Introduction and preview58s
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Initializing the Bakesale app3m 12s
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Using the Fetch API5m 37s
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Using FlatList with API data4m 9s
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Working with images6m 27s
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Navigating to different views with state9m 9s
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Fetching more API data for a view8m 46s
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Implementing a back link4m 7s
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Using TextInput to implement search13m 41s
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