andrei-calazans.bsky.social
Software engineering - React, React Native, GraphQL, Mobile, Infra.
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They likely oversell knowing the high churn rate.
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Yes! I feel the same. Great times are ahead of us, specially if you had to build Android apps on early RN versions.
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This wiser than you think when you consider FlatList's default virtualization config. By default it renders 21 pages, so consider a page with 8 visible items that's 168 items rendered. Most usages don't fetch over 40 items at once
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It's a complicated overlap between platform specific versus React Native knowledge, will be hard for RN docs to cover all the platform specific stuff.
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There isn’t an alternative because the UIManager module that dispatched commands via node handler no longer exist on the new architecture.
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With the above you should be able to see where the issue lies.
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Analyze JS CPU profiling in production. Use @margelo.com 's react-native-release-profiler github.com/margelo/reac... to capture release profiling. Use the --fromDownload option and explicitly pass the source maps generated from the release build.
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Profile the APK natively. Add <profileable android:shell="true" /> to your AndroidManifest then do a native profiling of your APK via Android Studio. Then edit the build configuration to start profile recording on startup.
ps: this crashes sometimes but be persistent, it's quite helpful.
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This could be many things. If the scroll is choppy at the native level maybe the UI thread is too busy. Few tips, only do this with a release build:
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it was deprecated but then put back to ensure backwards compatibility.
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:smile:
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It seems like sharing posts on Instagram is also one
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started using Bluesky this week bc of that
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and how do you use them?
sure I've had a few conversations with them but i still find it a bit cold and unable to perceive my emotions.
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Totally deserve, they were early on solving an entire set of challenges with handling server state.
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Micromanaging is a big part for sure. But I also think that not everyone is fit for remote work. It takes high level of self agency to be productive in a such a free environment and to find such talent takes a bit of hit and miss.
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Rocket
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The compounding growth
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Appreciate this