Also using an 11 year old version of jQuery. Because. Why not.

Looking at things like this actually makes me belive I'm pretty OK at this programming stuff.

Uten at jeg kan så mye om ferger, men leiet på Flakk er vel dimensjonert for langt større ferger enn det i Levanger.

Også har du problemet med at mange ferger allerede mangler mannskap for å holde daglig driften i gang.

Apple tar 30% av salg gjennom App Store. Ikke overraskende at Google videre fakturerer det til forbrukeren.

It was a day of joy when we removed it as a lint rule! The trivago plugin is pretty good. Keeps things tidy

github.com/trivago/pret...

I also made it so slow it became an issue I had to fix. 🤷

Actually found the ticket where the product owner asked to remove dark mode.

> Due to complexity and maintenance time, we have decided to remove the dark theme from the app.

This was from October 2023.

What started as a mission to clean up data turned into a deep dive into React Native—and a rewarding challenge. From wrestling with messy code to shipping better and faster, it’s been a wild ride.

If you’re moving from web to React Native, here’s my advice:
- It’s not that hard. If you know a modern web framework, you can handle this.
- Use Expo—it makes getting started and scaling so much easier.
- Don’t be afraid to clean up a mess; the payoff is worth it.

Today, we’re a smaller team but shipping more, faster, and with higher quality. We’ve removed redundancies, killed dead code, and streamlined the project. Seeing that progress has been incredibly rewarding.

This summer, we switched to Expo and EAS for the build pipeline. What a game-changer! The dev experience is much smoother, and the CI builds are rock solid now.

One of the biggest wins? Migrating the app to Tailwind. This has been a game-changer. Just this weekend, I added dark mode support to the app in 300 lines. Before I joined, dark mode had been canned because it was “too demanding” and slowed them down.