An update after a long time for @habitpixel.com 😄
I spent the last few days battling a very specific bug which only occurred on Android 13, using @reactnative's FlatList in inverted mode and when it's animated 😵💫
I talk about it in this video 👇
youtu.be/K-vDs0ph9Rg
I spent the last few days battling a very specific bug which only occurred on Android 13, using @reactnative's FlatList in inverted mode and when it's animated 😵💫
I talk about it in this video 👇
youtu.be/K-vDs0ph9Rg
Habit Pixel - Habit Tracker v4.5 Update
YouTube video by Hirvesh Munogee
youtu.be
July 8, 2025 at 2:43 PM
An update after a long time for @habitpixel.com 😄
I spent the last few days battling a very specific bug which only occurred on Android 13, using @reactnative's FlatList in inverted mode and when it's animated 😵💫
I talk about it in this video 👇
youtu.be/K-vDs0ph9Rg
I spent the last few days battling a very specific bug which only occurred on Android 13, using @reactnative's FlatList in inverted mode and when it's animated 😵💫
I talk about it in this video 👇
youtu.be/K-vDs0ph9Rg
𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲: OP-SQLite Driver Now In Beta 💪
OP-SQLite gives you built-in SQLCipher encryption & out-of-the-box support for @reactnative’s New Architecture.
The API can be considered stable. Just giving it a bit more time to soak in beta and finalizing E2E tests.
OP-SQLite gives you built-in SQLCipher encryption & out-of-the-box support for @reactnative’s New Architecture.
The API can be considered stable. Just giving it a bit more time to soak in beta and finalizing E2E tests.
May 15, 2025 at 4:24 PM
𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲: OP-SQLite Driver Now In Beta 💪
OP-SQLite gives you built-in SQLCipher encryption & out-of-the-box support for @reactnative’s New Architecture.
The API can be considered stable. Just giving it a bit more time to soak in beta and finalizing E2E tests.
OP-SQLite gives you built-in SQLCipher encryption & out-of-the-box support for @reactnative’s New Architecture.
The API can be considered stable. Just giving it a bit more time to soak in beta and finalizing E2E tests.
We have heard a lot about #ReactNative's #NewArchitecture but how does it actually affect performance?
dev.to/anishamalde/...
dev.to/anishamalde/...
How does React Native's New Architecture affect performance?
What is the New architecture? React Native's new architecture was introduced in version...
dev.to
February 10, 2025 at 1:28 PM
We have heard a lot about #ReactNative's #NewArchitecture but how does it actually affect performance?
dev.to/anishamalde/...
dev.to/anishamalde/...
Day 18: The CocoaPods saga
As far back as I can remember, #ReactNative’s iOS support has always been built around CocoaPods (maybe this wasn’t true for the very first releases). In all those years, its worked fairly well (minus the occasional bit of drama with Ruby/Gems).
As far back as I can remember, #ReactNative’s iOS support has always been built around CocoaPods (maybe this wasn’t true for the very first releases). In all those years, its worked fairly well (minus the occasional bit of drama with Ruby/Gems).
Day 17: OneStack
A new #ReactNative contender arrives on the scene! While its announcement may have been a little spicy, I think a little competition is a good thing.
A new #ReactNative contender arrives on the scene! While its announcement may have been a little spicy, I think a little competition is a good thing.
Day 16: Watchman
Not a strictly #ReactNative post, but it typically only comes up when rebuilding native projects. I think the logs speak for themselves:
Not a strictly #ReactNative post, but it typically only comes up when rebuilding native projects. I think the logs speak for themselves:
December 18, 2024 at 6:51 PM
Day 18: The CocoaPods saga
As far back as I can remember, #ReactNative’s iOS support has always been built around CocoaPods (maybe this wasn’t true for the very first releases). In all those years, its worked fairly well (minus the occasional bit of drama with Ruby/Gems).
As far back as I can remember, #ReactNative’s iOS support has always been built around CocoaPods (maybe this wasn’t true for the very first releases). In all those years, its worked fairly well (minus the occasional bit of drama with Ruby/Gems).