@schlimmson Back in the oleeee' days of react native (like 3 years ago), the emulators element inspector feature used to have a black box that when pressed, would link you back to that part of the code. The inspector no longer does this, and I'm on a hunt to figure out why!
@cosmincodes Nice work! I am working with mapbox a lot for work, and personal projects. I have done something simmilar, but I am no longer using the map in this way, as I am working with new data. I am going to be taking another look at clustering soon, and reimplementing! Very inspiring.
@florinpop17 My head and eyes. I have a similar walking pad, my partner and I stopped using it because its too hard to read with my head bobbing up and down!
I am a tall individual, not sure if this makes it worse lol.
I have an app that I'm going to start advertising, and I think I will have a few users.
Should I be using paid micro services, or continuing with NGINX and then scaling with docker and kubernetes.
Am I destined to fail with the latter? Is it too late?!
https://t.co/N75ZU9Y79g
I don't really like paid software for my Mac... but CommanderOne has been the best FTP I've ever used. 2 years of constant use, and I love it.
Sorry FileZilla.
@MaxProgramming1@npmjs@nodejs If you are having problems with a npm package and cannot figure it out... Always make sure to try a fresh install, and remember to delete your lock file.
Nice terminal setup! Looking fresh!
@wa2goose@t3dotgg@wa2goose I find it funny that in this video he mentions Expo AV as an example. I just put Expo AV into my app last night, I scheduled a couple hours after work to implement it. It took 10 minutes (including my dev build! :P )
@cyandev@hirbod Is there a native app example you can give where this is not the case? Also when you say "giving users a hint that the app is not purely native"... what do you mean by that? Like normal every day users? I don't think they know what native, or JS, or RN is.