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Check out my article on getting started with a React Native project structure, on Hashnode . https://lnkd.in/gcGdz49H

📅 Today's Progress: I improved my React Native application by including a feature that lets me edit existing transactions easily as needed. I also included the ability for users to save incomplete forms for later use—the Draft Transaction option. I started configuring a NestJS Role Guard system on the backend to efficiently handle user permissions. By doing this, the app's secure access control will be assured, setting the stage for a more safe and convenient user experience. eager to maintain the momentum!

Check out my latest React Native project update! 🎉 I just added native screens to my app and tested everything super thoroughly. Guess what? All tests passed with flying colors! And here's something interesting I found out: Going to the React Native SignUp screen took 665 milliseconds, but the native one was way faster at just 12 milliseconds. And for the React Native Login Screen, it took 640 milliseconds, while the native Login Screen was super quick at just 19 milliseconds. Excited to make things even faster and see how React Native and native stuff work together like magic! #ReactNative #NativeIntegration #TestingInsights

Build an ideas tracker with our new React Native SDK. An app for tracking all the side project ideas you'll start but probably never finish. In this step by step tutorial will introduce the following concepts: 1. Setting up your first project 2. Authentication 3. Databases and collections 4. Queries and pagination View the tutorial to get started. https://lnkd.in/eQJuYGQi

Get started with React Native and Appwrite with this quick start guide in six simple steps: 1. Create React Native project 2. Create project Appwrite 3. Install the Appwrite SDK 4. Implement Appwrite 5. Create a login form 6. Run your project Visit our docs for the full quick start guide. https://lnkd.in/ephPBE-A

🚀 Chunky Crayon Changelog 01 🚀 Got some hours in over the weekend on my NextJS side project and made some solid progress on the React Native version! NextJS app - Added some endpoints for the React Native app to consume React Native app - Added Tailwind, Sentry, ESLint, FlashList and Tanstack Query - Got SVG working 🤕 - Added index screen and colouring page screen that fetches data from the API

The most interesting bit about this article is that Flutter's APK is somehow smaller than React Native's while shipping the entire framework with the application

📽️ 10 Essential React Native Tips Every Developer Must Know 🎤 Simon Grimm Super helpful tips in this short video for anyone getting started on their journey developing apps with React Native and Expo. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gqpW4meS

Two perspectives, one #ftcon24eu stage! ✨ Daco Harkes & Hossein Yousefi will discuss a seamless way to bridge #Flutter and native code with JNIgen/FFIgen. Learn how it simplifies native interop, impacts plugin development. Learn valuable insights for app and plugin developers. https://lnkd.in/dgPkTZXG

Breaking out of my comfort zone today! 🎉 Growing up in a Hindi-speaking household, English has always felt like a challenge. But here’s my first video explaining sitemaps in Next.js. Growth starts with discomfort. 💪 https://lnkd.in/dpqkkGzu #TechJourney #NextJS #KeepGrowing #WebDevelopment