One Core, Every Platform: A Provider-Agnostic Analytics Layer
Depend on a contract, not an SDK: a tiny provider interface and a core that fans every call out to all providers — so swapping or adding a vendor touches zero call sites.
Server-Driven Analytics: Add a Provider or an Event Without Shipping an App
Move the provider list and event taxonomy onto the server, so adding an SDK or redefining an event becomes a config change instead of an app release.
One Codebase, Two Apps: Shipping an iOS App Clip from React Native
Why reuse React Native instead of going native, how one Xcode project ships two targets with two JS entry points, the isAppClip() runtime seam, and the shared-network-layer pattern.
Setting Up an iOS App Clip in a React Native App
The exact wiring across all four layers: the Xcode App Clip target, bundling appClip.js, entitlements and associated domains, the AASA file, App Store Connect, and receiving the invocation URL in JS.
Fitting React Native into a 15 MB App Clip
Apple's ~15 MB budget vs. React Native's weight: an appClip:false flag, patching the RN toolchain for per-target autolinking, the APP_CLIP Podfile, and the New-Architecture codegen landmine.
Across the Boundary: Moving Data Between React Native and Native with Callbacks
How data actually flows between JavaScript and native code — why callbacks are the right primitive, choosing promise vs. event channel, keeping the transport dumb, and callback hygiene.
Sentry: Get answers for your crashes
Stop guessing why your application is failing in production. Learn how to integrate Sentry to capture real-time errors and spend less time debugging with precision.
React + Firebase Hosting: A Beginner’s Guide
From local development to global CDN. A step-by-step walkthrough on deploying your React applications using Firebase's lightning-fast hosting infrastructure.
Elevate React with Redux
Managing state doesn't have to be a nightmare. Let's explore how Redux simplifies the data flow in large-scale React applications for better maintainability.
Git: Explained the ELI5 way
Version control can be confusing. We break down commits, branches, and merges using simple analogies that even a 5-year-old could understand easily.