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Organizing Styles in React Native

Styles are important. We should be thoughtful about how we organize them.
John Schoeman and Devin Jameson
March 29, 2021
- React Native
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Design
- Mobile
Why You Shouldn't Build a Mobile App

Only a fool would build a mobile app!…without making sure they should.
Louis Antonopoulos
February 12, 2021
- Android
- iOS
- Mobile
- Product
- Product Design Sprint
Make a snazzy one-time code input in React Native

Let’s take a look at making a nice one-time code input in React Native and how we can make the best possible experience for our mobile application users.
John Schoeman and Devin Jameson
January 14, 2021
Flow control in react-navigation

Create asynchronous flow controls using react-navigation.
Rakesh Arunachalam
July 28, 2020
- React Native
- Navigation
- React
- Redux
- JavaScript
- iOS
- Android
- Mobile
Android Architecture Comparison: MVP vs MVVM

A brief look at two of the most common Android architecture patterns.
Jade Byfield
April 27, 2020
- Mobile
- App
- Android
- Architecture
Combine + Diffable Data Source

Let’s explore two powerful native frameworks.
Abe Mangona
March 27, 2020
- iOS
- Swift
- Xcode
- Mobile
Best practices while developing a React Native App

A list of best practices while developing an App using React Native for an efficient coding experience.
Rakesh Arunachalam
March 13, 2020
- React Native
- React
- Redux
- JavaScript
- iOS
- Android
- Mobile
Making Your Version Number Super-Visible in iOS

If you can’t tell me what version of my app you’re running, we’re both stuck.
Louis Antonopoulos
June 26, 2019
- Swift
- iOS
- Mobile
- User Experience
Strategies for opening phone URLs in iOS apps

Something as simple as making a phone call or opening a URL on iOS is more complicated than you may realise. How can we gracefully handle when things go wrong?
Adam Sharp
May 31, 2019
- UIkit
- iOS
- Mobile
- User Experience
- Design
Using Extension Functions and Operator Overloading on SpannableStrings.

Utilizing Extension Functions and Operator Overloading to Smooth Out Android’s Rough Edges.
Alex Sullivan
January 4, 2018
- Kotlin
- Android
- Mobile
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