Here in this article, I am going to push some ready to pick components that are used quite often. — Here in this article, I am going to push some ready to pick components that are used quite often. Installation Before we begin installing the basic libraries which we are going to require to create custom components. yarn add react-native-responsive-screen react-native-vector-icons Installing the react-native vector icons these days is little complex…

Learn the basics of Axios — Introduction Axios is a promise-based HTTP client that works in the browser and in a node.js environment. It provides a single API for dealing with XMLHttpRequests and node’s HTTP interface. Besides that, it wraps the requests using a polyfill for ES6 new promise syntax. We can also intercept and cancel requests…

An explainer of React’s built-in Hooks: useState and useEffect — Recently React introduced Hooks, and I was not at all in favor of functional components. I was so used to the class component that this change was not one I was looking forward too. Also, the latest version update was also a significant change. So I tried my hands with…

How to integrate Fibit API in your React Native app — Introduction Have you been thinking of making your own personal fitness tracker? Or maybe you’ve wanted to fetch your current location, manage your sleep, or just work out and store data in the database for logs? Fitbit has got all of it covered. Fitbit is the latest trend in the tech…

It can be hard to understand exactly why clients pay so much for design work. After all, as long as you have a functional app, it can’t… — It can be hard to understand why exactly clients pay so much for design work. After all, as long as you have a functional app, it doesn’t matter that much what it looks like, right? Unfortunately, this simply isn’t the case. Styling is one of the most important aspects of…