If you’re looking for a quick way to get your own component library started, check out the project template on my github I think at the heart of great react native development there needs to exist re-usable components that abstract away details that other developers don’t need in order to…

I love mobile apps. I don’t know what it’s been about them, but for the past 10 years, I’ve been fascinated by them. Probably something to do with spending countless hours on a GameBoy playing Pokemon when I was little. Good times… If you’re getting started in the mobile space…

Yo, what’s up, it’s your boy gabe (again), and today we’re talking about the future of mobile app development. We all know that mobile apps are taking over the world, and if you want to stay ahead of the game, you’ve got to keep an eye on the latest trends. …

A common mistake made by react developers is to write all their logic and JSX into giant components. Copying and pasting code that is used in multiple places. …

Listen up, everyone. It’s your boy gabe, and today I’m gonna talk to you about the benefits of developing a mobile app for your business. Why it’s important and why your business is falling behind without the help of a mobile app. Let me tell you, having a mobile app…

To follow up on part 5 of my series on writing better react code, I think it’s worth discussing why small components are the key to keeping your react projects well organized, maintainable, and scalable. Why should you use small components? Here’s a few reasons why you should avoid writing all your code in a large…

Writing scalable react apps is an art in its own way. As your apps scale they become bigger, more complex; more components are added, and more business logic and requirements need to be integrated into your project. A common mistake I see beginners face as their projects scale, is they…

Logical operators in React are used to combine or modify boolean values or expressions. They are often used in conditional rendering, where we want to show or hide certain parts of a component based on a condition. …

Something I see a lot when inheriting projects from previous teams is the use of large components. Files with 500+, 1k+ or even 2k+ lines, aren’t uncommon. It makes inheriting a project a lot harder since it’s hard to follow what’s going on. Here’s what I’ve learned after handling more…