The way AWS lambda is configured with IAM execution roles is literally crazy.
No access keys or secrets required.
And the best part is, it even works the same way locally.
@betomoedano When I made my first build using EAS, was really very confused between the local keystore keys, EAS keys and the google app-signing keys. It felt like too many keys. π
I built something for fun π
It's called LuckyDangle, and it basically lets you hang a lucky charm on your Mac π§Ώ
Check it out and show some love β€οΈ
π This PR from @nishanbende adds CSS grid support to react native π
Canβt overstate how massive this is for all of us. Future generations will celebrate Nishan Bende Day π
https://t.co/9Z4thxOUke
Iβm enjoying using KeyboardAwareScrollView alongside KeyboardToolbar and it solves most of my keyboard-related problems. The entire package, react-native-keyboard-controller feels exceptional.
#ReactNative#DevTools
Played with swiftUI animations today and it really looks great π₯.
This is how I approached it
1. Declare state variable
2. Apply changes for different values of the variable
3. Bind a animation on the variable using modifier or function
Aiming for advanced animations now π
Tried firebase integration with SwiftUI today.
π Ran into an error which further led me to diving into App Lifecycle and AppDelegate.
BTW, what's the difference between putting FirebaseApp.Configure() in the init() and the AppDelegate's didFinishLaunching ?
#SwiftUI
Played with NavigationStack and NavigationDestination and learned how to create your own custom routers and navigation flows.
Aiming to master writing generic router class that can be reused with different rootsπ₯.
#SwiftUI
Explored custom view modifiers and view extensions today.
Had a thought about when not to use a view modifier and a view extension instead and the only difference I could find out was that view modifiers support state management.
Am I missing anything ?
#SwiftUI
Been exploring Swift & SwiftUI this week.
Biggest surprise: SwiftUI isn't harder than RN β it's just different. The learning curve seems overstated.