Web Tools Weekly·4yVS Code Tips, Frameworks, JS Utils, React Native
This week we look at why VS Code is so popular with developers and programmers. We also share some productivity tips and hacks to help you get the most out of the tool. And we ask you to share your favourite VS Code tips in the discussion below. Now on to this week's tools!
Honeypot·4yFlutter vs React Native: The Battle of the Cross-platform Arena
Flutter is a cross-platform software development kit (SDK) used to build natively compiled applications. React Native was introduced back in 2015 by facebook to develop native Android and iOS applications. Flutter ships with native components by default and compiles to X86 and ARM out of the box.
React Native Example·4yThe Next-Gen Crypto Wallet built using React Native
The Coingrig Core Library is licensed under the License. The code is built using React-Native. The library has adopted a Code of Conduct that we expect project participants to adhere to. Please read the full text so that you can understand what actions will and will not be tolerated.
React Native Example·4yAnimated checkbox built with Reanimated v2
Animated checkbox built with Reanimated v2. This component has been created for the React Native tutorial here. It is part of React Native's React Native SVG and React Native Native 2.0. It can be easily added to any of your existing applications.
React Native Example·4yReact Native APIs turned into React Hooks for use in functional React components
React Native APIs turned into React Hooks allowing you to access asynchronous APIs directly in your functional components. You must use React Native >= 0.59.0 to use the Hooks. The Hooks API will change between one of ‘active’, ‘background’ or (iOS) ‘in active’ when the app is closed or put into the background.