Overview of the upcoming alpha of React Navigation 5.0 and its dynamic component based API!
https://blog.expo.io/announcing-react-navigation-5-0-bd9e5d45569e
https://blog.expo.io/announcing-react-navigation-5-0-bd9e5d45569e
Medium
Announcing React Navigation 5.0
For the past few months, we’ve been working on several improvements to React Navigation such as improving animation performance with…
Version 0.61 of React Native includes a new reloading experience called ‘Fast Refresh’ which brings together live reloading and hot reloading in an elegant way.
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/blog/2019/09/18/version-0.61
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/blog/2019/09/18/version-0.61
facebook.github.io
Announcing React Native 0.61 with Fast Refresh · React Native
We’re excited to announce React Native 0.61, which includes a new reloading experience we’re calling Fast Refresh.
👋 Hey folks, pleased to see you all here!
This is a channel where I will post some news/thoughts about React Native and other relative topics(React.js, JavaScript, libraries, etc...). I hope you will enjoy your stay there 😊.
👉 I also created a group where we can talk on the same topic. You can join here: https://t.me/React_Native_Status_Talk
This is a channel where I will post some news/thoughts about React Native and other relative topics(React.js, JavaScript, libraries, etc...). I hope you will enjoy your stay there 😊.
👉 I also created a group where we can talk on the same topic. You can join here: https://t.me/React_Native_Status_Talk
Which RN version are you using in your project?
Anonymous Poll
25%
0.61
33%
0.60
17%
0.59
0%
< 0.59
25%
expo
0%
HTML is a programming language
Remember the frustration of writing this?
Well, in the next ES2019, we might just write:
const theAddress = secondUser && secondUser.address && secondUser.address.office;Well, in the next ES2019, we might just write:
const theAddress = secondUser?.address?.office;
II was always scared of .filter() and .reduce() functions in JS, never rly understood them. But this guy did a very good job explaining how it works, check it out 🔥
https://twitter.com/chrisachard/status/1173750491458789378
https://twitter.com/chrisachard/status/1173750491458789378
Twitter
Chris Achard
Have you heard about map, filter, and reduce, but never really understood them? 🤔 Here's a 🔥 map().filter().reduce() 🔥 crash course for you! (sample code at the end) THREAD 👇
How did you implement forms into your app?
Anonymous Poll
33%
React State
17%
React Redux
8%
Redux Form
0%
React Final Form
42%
Formik
0%
I don't have forms
I have been using React Redux to manage forms myself before. I was handeling erros and everything by myself. Last month, I decided to use a library instead. After doing some research I come across: Formik. I was amazed by how much redundant code was gone, instead I have now a clean code that manages my forms. I highly suggest having a look at Formik, the good part about it, it's that is fully compatible with React Native. This talk sold me into trying Formik.