zoontek.me
Frontend & mobile @ http://swan.io • author of react-native-(permissions | localize | bootsplash | edge-to-edge)
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I'm just trying to download the APK to decompile it and check the dependencies, but it's not yet on the alternative stores 🙈
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Welcome!
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OMG thank you, that was it!
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Then there's probably something I miss in the podspec 😕
github.com/zoontek/reac...
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So I would say Merrell Moab 3 www.merrell.com/FR/fr_FR/moa...
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I have an old pair of Salomon Ultra 3 Mid GTX, been very happy with them. But I also heard the v4 is not as good
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I wouldn't mind having only Apple Maps on iOS now, it improved a lot and is good enough for most in-app usages.
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Filled 🫡
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Please, if you plan to switch to Swift AppDelegate at some point, create a Bridging Header file by default (and configure the project to use it). It will be way more convenient for Expo plugins authors 🙏
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Note that now that the app is properly edge-to-edge, you will have a few things to change 🙈
But fortunately, it's about removing conditions between iOS and Android.
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I you have ideas for cosmetic changes that are enabled with this feature, I think it should be done in a second time.
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Note that I kept the UI as if (removed the list that takes the whole screen on scroll).
The goal is (I think) to have an UI that behaves the same on iOS and Android (fully transparent system bars, content drawn under both).
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@samuel.bsky.team @danabra.mov I added some comments + reduced the changes to the minimum: github.com/bluesky-soci...
Current keyboard implem need to be fixed (I explain why). Let me know if you have questions.
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I will publish more infos / explanations on the issue ASAP
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Meanwhile, they can go edge-to-edge but keep a linear gradient as status bar background.
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Published on the issue too. Edge-to-edge is doable, but can be tricky to understand at first (and it's hard for me to achieve it alone, as I don't know their codebase properly).
But I'm here to help.
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Here expo-navigation-bar is used with a defined background color. By using truly transparent nav bar this problem doesn exist.
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In a perfect world, Android would have an equivalent of developer.apple.com/documentatio...
But in our world, Android is trash.
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Yes :)
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Just in sync github.com/zoontek/reac...
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It's also related to github.com/expo/expo/pu...
Check github.com/zoontek/reac...
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The splash screen API is Android 12+
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No, this is a platform limitation developer.android.com/develop/ui/v...
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So, long story short… it's now available.
Just keep in mind that the behavior will be erratic on the Android 15 emulator. 🫠
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Last week, I updated my Pixel to Android 15 using LineageOS 22, finally giving me a physical device on the latest version.
It turns out there was no issue—the problem lies with the official emulator image:
issuetracker.google.com/issues/34638... 🤦♂️
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I thought:
"Ok, Google enforced edge-to-edge by default but stopped properly supporting the transparent button navigation bar to push users toward gesture navigation 🤔"
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Compared to Android 14:
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I could have added this earlier, but…
As I develop the package using Android emulators (testing it on each Android version from 6 to 15), and only own a Pixel 4a stuck on Android 13, I had to test Android 15 behavior on an emulator.
The navigation bar behavior was erratic:
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I have several dev phones, including an iPhone Xr from 2018 that still run iOS 18 smoothly, and a Pixel 4a from 2020 that is stucked on Android 13 and a bit junky 😬