Published inReact Native World·Oct 23, 2017React Native — 4 steps to improve your workflow as a mobile developer“A developer needs tools that support her/his workflow to be fully productive”. Well, I guess that this statement fits to any profession that you can think of. It is really important for me to feel that the environment that I’m working in really supports my flow and works well with…React4 min readReact4 min read
Published inReact Native World·Oct 17, 2017React Native — The things that you should be aware of before coming onboardReact Native is a neat piece of technology that I get along pretty well with. Creating multiplatform apps using a shared codebase and having a great feedback loop sounds really promising and after hearing such things you may start wondering “Why the hell am I not using React Native?!”. Well……React8 min readReact8 min read
May 25, 20173 Reasons for my affair with React-NativeI’ve been an iOS developer for some time now and most of my previous posts were touching the aspects of iOS platform. However, I have to admit something… I’ve been having an affair with React-Native and what is even “worse” — I feel really good about it. If you do…React3 min readReact3 min read
Mar 29, 2017Redux — How do I understand it?When you meet Redux for the first time, it often seems a bit overwhelming at first. However, if you want to work with Redux effectively, you have to understand how it works, and what are its core elements. …React5 min readReact5 min read
Dec 13, 2016Are your views dumb enough? — A way to run your tests without simulatorHi! As you can see, the title of this post consists of two parts. “Are your views dumb enough” refers to managing code between your classes in project, which is really interesting topic, but there is also a second part — “A way to run your tests without simulator”. Managing…IOS5 min readIOS5 min read
Nov 7, 2016PureLayout vs NSLayoutAnchor — Great confrontationLast week I’ve made basic comparison between two libraries that will help you layout your interfaces — PureLayout and SnapKit. You can find this comparison here. Today I’d like to take the same examples and see how they work with NSLayoutAnchor. NSLayoutAnchor is available since iOS 9 and provides us…IOS2 min readIOS2 min read
Oct 31, 2016PureLayout vs SnapKit — Great confrontationAt first, let me clear something out. I’m heavy PureLayout user. I’ve been creating my UIs in code for some time now and it’s not looking like I’m going back to Interface Builder any time soon. I’m not saying IB is bad, but it’s just not the way that I…IOS2 min readIOS2 min read
Oct 24, 2016ReactiveSwift — Manage your memory!Memory management is a pretty important issue when talking about any kind of system. You can’t pretend that your resources are unlimited, and give them out no matter what. When working with ReactiveSwift it’s really easy to fall into the pit of wasted resources if you don’t follow simple rules. Disposables …Swift4 min readSwift4 min read
