I’ve written several articles about using Auth0 and how big of a fan I am. In this article, I want to demonstrate how to set up Auth0 with a React Native mobile application.

Now if you happen to not be familiar with React Native it gives you the ability to build native mobile applications using React. The benefit of using React Native is you don’t have to maintain separate code bases for your iOS and Android apps. You build it with React Native and able to run cross-platform.

The other major benefit is that if you already experience you don’t have to learn something completely new. It is not the same, but the concepts are roughly the same so you will be able to pick it up quickly.

The startup I work for has been using React Native and Auth0 together for a while now and I’m hoping some of the lessons I’ve learned along the way will benefit you if you are starting down the same path.

As I mentioned above I have written several other articles about using Auth0 and I will link those below. Be sure to check those out if you are interested.

It’s not required that you have already read the previous article, but you will need to have an existing Auth0 account set up or create one before following the demonstration in this article.

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