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yes. it was quite simple 2d game long time ago. we used lottie for many animations but today i’d use rive for almost everything if i need to build a similar game. if you need physics maybe checkout godot. you can integrate it as a view into your rn app.
December 11, 2025 at 7:12 AM
yes. it was quite simple 2d game long time ago. we used lottie for many animations but today i’d use rive for almost everything if i need to build a similar game. if you need physics maybe checkout godot. you can integrate it as a view into your rn app.
look at this. isn’t it nice? github.com/evanbacon/xc...
GitHub - EvanBacon/xcode: super fast pbxproj parser written in TypeScript
super fast pbxproj parser written in TypeScript. Contribute to EvanBacon/xcode development by creating an account on GitHub.
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October 30, 2025 at 3:03 PM
look at this. isn’t it nice? github.com/evanbacon/xc...
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what comes to accessibility labels and having a good screen reader support i can say that just learning to use it is the best tool you can teach yourself.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
October 27, 2025 at 7:13 PM
what comes to accessibility labels and having a good screen reader support i can say that just learning to use it is the best tool you can teach yourself.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
what comes to accessibility labels and having a good screen reader support i can say that just learning to use it is the best tool you can teach yourself.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
October 27, 2025 at 7:13 PM
what comes to accessibility labels and having a good screen reader support i can say that just learning to use it is the best tool you can teach yourself.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
ios has a good 15 minute voiceover tutorial built in to learn gestures and all that stuff.
if you're stuck just use siri to turn it off.
if you’re referring to barrel files here is an article by @tkdodo.eu: tkdodo.eu/blog/please-...
Please Stop Using Barrel Files
Why you probably shouldn't be adding index.ts files everywhere
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October 14, 2025 at 1:00 PM
if you’re referring to barrel files here is an article by @tkdodo.eu: tkdodo.eu/blog/please-...
you can inspect your bundle what it contains using expo atlas docs.expo.dev/guides/analy...
Analyzing JavaScript bundles
Learn about improving the production JavaScript bundle size of Expo apps and websites.
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June 3, 2025 at 4:40 PM
you can inspect your bundle what it contains using expo atlas docs.expo.dev/guides/analy...
i’ve been using nightly builds for two years and i haven’t stumbled onto a broken/buggy build yet. plugins i use keep up with the nightly builds.
i upgrade to new nightly when there is a feature or a fix i want which is about every few months.
i upgrade to new nightly when there is a feature or a fix i want which is about every few months.
April 11, 2025 at 8:26 AM
i’ve been using nightly builds for two years and i haven’t stumbled onto a broken/buggy build yet. plugins i use keep up with the nightly builds.
i upgrade to new nightly when there is a feature or a fix i want which is about every few months.
i upgrade to new nightly when there is a feature or a fix i want which is about every few months.
shortly put: it was for kids. collect points moving around irl (with basic movement tracker), sync tracker data using BLE to app and convert them to points, use points to move in the game. kids had trackers and parents had phones.
it was a fun project but the game is long gone. i learned a lot.
it was a fun project but the game is long gone. i learned a lot.
April 6, 2025 at 7:42 AM
shortly put: it was for kids. collect points moving around irl (with basic movement tracker), sync tracker data using BLE to app and convert them to points, use points to move in the game. kids had trackers and parents had phones.
it was a fun project but the game is long gone. i learned a lot.
it was a fun project but the game is long gone. i learned a lot.
back in 2015 right after react native was released i used it to prototype an ipad app. it was my very first react app!
less than two years later i was working full time on a game where we used react native to render everything.
i did a few rn apps and in between but nothing too serious.
less than two years later i was working full time on a game where we used react native to render everything.
i did a few rn apps and in between but nothing too serious.
April 4, 2025 at 1:16 PM
back in 2015 right after react native was released i used it to prototype an ipad app. it was my very first react app!
less than two years later i was working full time on a game where we used react native to render everything.
i did a few rn apps and in between but nothing too serious.
less than two years later i was working full time on a game where we used react native to render everything.
i did a few rn apps and in between but nothing too serious.