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by dliff 7y ago
Curious where this is an issue. React Navigation feels and is, according to their documentation, composed of native components. Vs. what you can do natively it has severe limitations and the documentation isn't the best (though I think
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by dliff 7y ago
I agree. Typical users aren't going to complain "hey this app doesn't feel native" or even know what that means! However, they will likely find it harder to use without an explanation why. If most of the apps a user uses
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by dliff 7y ago
RN definitely feels native... assuming the developers utilized the built-in components properly. RN is an actual native component whose state is backed by a JS bridge. There certainly are poorly written / optimized RN apps. There are a
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by dliff 7y ago
I currently work on a project that is based on Django ORM. Before this, I almost exclusively hand-wrote all SQL. I think you can quickly outgrow the limits of ORM... at least Django's. Whether it's needlessly fighting with ORM to
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by dliff 7y ago
I've been enjoying a strategy based on something Jack Dorsey mentioned. Keep a list of tasks, goals, or projects that you actively want to spend time on. They can be short tasks, or never ending/ongoing goals. Every morning make t
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by dliff 8y ago
This happened to my friend in Canada (who was born in and retains citizenship in Canada). They also told use they would use a spectrogram to determine if we had cannabis with us. I think it was an attempt to scare us, assuming we had very l
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by dliff 8y ago
Happened to my friend when we were crossing, freaked me out. He's actually a dual citizen of U.S. & Canada! I am an iOS user. My thought was to just buy an older iPhone with a cracked screen (anything that uses the same SIM style),
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by dliff 8y ago
Very cool, this was actually my first real-world use case for Postgres CTE's. (BOM part of homemade ERP software I built for my last company). Worked great!