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by eliperkins 8y ago
Relay supports generating Typescript types for queries as of v1.7.0 [1]: https://github.com/facebook/relay/pull/2293 [2]: https://github.com/relay-tools/relay-compiler-language-types...
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by eliperkins 9y ago
This is great. Hackintosh builds using the GTX 1080 will be fairly powerful now.
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by eliperkins 12y ago
Doing "react" in the native environment is hard, you have to fight UIKit really hard to get to a good place. [ReactiveCocoaLayout]( https://github.com/ReactiveCocoa/ReactiveCocoaLayout ) is a good example of ho
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by eliperkins 12y ago
It's not about "Write once, run everywhere" but rather about "Learn once, write everywhere". React-Native encourages better design patterns for UI, especially on iOS. This blog post summed it up perfectly for me: h
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by eliperkins 12y ago
Would love one if you've still got them.
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by eliperkins 13y ago
As someone who spends most of their day in Xcode, Alcatraz is an invaluable tool to grooming my Xcode setup and keeping up with the latest plugins and what not. Congrats on the launch Marin! Been following the repo for a few months now, I&#
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by eliperkins 13y ago
Curious if this means that the Heap SDK will require for the shipped app to be symbolicated or not, given how their example is written.
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by eliperkins 13y ago
Great write-up. I've started recently to compose a lot of table view cells just using subviews, not thinking back to the days where I had to drawRect the subviews. Performance has seemed to catch up, as this article notes. Thanks, Florian!
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by eliperkins 14y ago
Should you call the singleton on multiple threads, there is a chance you could get inconsistent results based on a race condition. Using GCD ensures that the singleton is truly only created once.
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by eliperkins 14y ago
Well this is a bit of a sweeping statement. I don't think you ALWAYS have to run on your device. Emulators are much faster at launching and getting to it. I use the emulator for a majority of quick fixes, layout changes, API debugging, etc.