Sadly this is only possible on Android due to permissions. On iOS you can't even request a list of installed applications (there are private API's but you aren't allowed to use them of course)

Thanks for this @vonovak.bsky.social

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🥳 50k before the end of the year? 🚀

Zustand is in my experience very flexible. You can use immer, persist, slices but you can also communicate and subscribe to stores in different ways. So you can still be opinionated on how you use zustand.

Yes, I would definitely choose it again! I inherited this project and it was using plain redux with redux-saga. redux-saga also saw very limited maintenance. So I just wanted to migrate off redux-saga and redux-persist at the same time.

I migrated our app away from redux(-persist) to Zustand + react-native-mmkv. More sensitive data like tokens are stored in expo-secure-store. I should add that this migration took about 2 years to complete but it was a gradual migration.

Amazing! Just tested edge-to-edge on my expo SDK 52 update branch and it makes the whole app just look way better. Thanks for working on this 🚀

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Great release, congrats!

Some of my recent work:

Analyze which Android apps are using React Native:

play.google.com/store/apps/d...

Use native Android Dialogs with @expo.dev:

github.com/leonhh/rn-an...

A more flexible stylesheet with media queries and (css) variables. I appreciate the work the community has done when it comes to styling solutions but I just wish there was something official. Maybe react-native-dom will solve this eventual

I'm thinking of doing the same tbh, love this app so far!

Oh this is useful, I was manually searching a lot of people 😅. Thanks!