Widget iOS: how to fix the image bundling problem
Discover how we had a long day debugging WidgetKit problems with images.
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Use SwiftUI Path and Shape to render your svg files: a practical example
Let's have some fun with SwiftUI by drawing an inspiration title component leveraging Path and Shape.
Widget for our iOS app using SwiftUI: the Technical Implementation
Join us in the Widget creation journey from drawing the UI, creating the timeline, calling the API and adapting the response, setup and reading the user configuration, and finally invoking the React Native app to display the search results.
Create a widget for our iOS app using SwiftUI
During the last three months, we worked on a new side project for our mobile app and here is how it went.
How to: enable Hermes JavaScript engine in your React Native app
React native 0.60.4 has a new cool feature for Android: a new JavaScript engine called Hermes. Let's see how you can turn it on in your React Native application to get all its benefits.
React Native: Native Modules and UIViewController communication on iOS
Leverage the power of NSNotificationCenter to implement communication between React Native Native modules (aka bridges) and your native code on iOS
React Native: there is a debug for that!
Learn how to leverage the power of RCTBundleURLProvider to build, run and debug on an iOS device from Xcode
Eat Your Own Dog Food: distribute a beta version of your iOS app
Read how we managed to distribute a beta version of our iOS app using an Apple Enterprise Developer Program and GitHub Pages.
React Native + Typescript, love at first sight. Setup in an existing app.
You can run your React Native integration with Typescript in a couple of minutes in an existing app. Just read our example.
Android Studio vs Xcode vs AppCode: a brief comparison about coding speed
Being able to write code faster is a non-plus-ultra in every kind of software development. We made a comparison, take a look at our results.
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