Web React mindset: useEffect loops, DOM nodes, and layout shifts.
React Native reality: Thread synchronization, garbage collection spikes, view hierarchies, and native memory leaks.
Moving past the web wrapper phase to learn mobile properly.
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Button state changed to "loading", but the spinner never moved.
DOM update existed. the browser never got a paint opportunity before the Promise chain finished.
State update is not screen update. a frame must happen between them.
Moving from React Web ➡️ deep into React Native.
I'm putting together my advanced learning roadmap. Let’s play a game for the mobile devs:
Advanced topic you MUST master.
Web habit you HAVE to unlearn.
Ever experienced the frustration of losing all your UI filter settings after a simple page refresh?
When using local state like useState, data is volatile. To create a more seamless user experience, I’ve started leveraging Redux for state persistence.