I try to note down everything I come across while developing or being part of the development process which I
think might be useful to others. If it helps one other person I'm happy.
Maintaining a local server for your projects can become cumbersome and can cause conflicts with your co-workers. Streamlining this with Docker makes sure everyone is in on the same page.
Inside React Native you can use the PanResponder to recognise multi-touch gestures as well as swipes and other touches that make native apps feel snappy and intuitive. But getting it up and running can feel daunting and borderline black magic. In this post I'll try and guide you through the process, hopefully demystifying it a bit and get you on track to awesomeness.
Recently React Storybook came out. It's a tool to isolate your React Components to develop and design them outside of your app. I'll be walking through setting it up
As I was playing around with the awesome React Native library I encountered a few small hicups getting an app running on an actual device, so here's how I made it work for me.