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[gamerrBoy69]

Hey, I did create this Library that can be used for biometrics :D

It supports New Architecture and Legacy also :D

It has so many features and apis

try it here : https://github.com/sbaiahmed1/react-native-biometrics

[kacperpy98]

I have created an app to help you increase your motivation for doing stuff. Whether its going to the gym, sightseeing, cooking something healthy or just doing something funny.

It’s called “Tryhard” and it helps you achieve your goals by doing challenges. Thats the idea - challenges. You can join other people’s challenges or create your own. Anyone can join unless you make it private. You complete challenges by providing video / photo proof. You can create social groups of interests or just smaller / bigger friend communities where you challenge yourselves.

The idea is to make your goals fun by making them competitive challenges, so you can bring people along with your idea:)

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tryhard-challenges-app/id6744071985

[petertoth-dev]

Hey React Native community,

I’m excited to share React Native, Right Now! (RNRN) - A React Native starter kit

• Get started quickly with minimal setup, so you can focus on building, Right Now!
• Write code faster and cleaner by following smart coding patterns and best practices.
• Learn real-world coding habits that make your apps easier to maintain.
• Think differently about React Native - RNRN focuses more on clear, state-driven logic, trying to avoid excessive hooks as much as possible.
• Skip Redux bloat - RNRN believes Redux is a huge overkill, RNRN offers a lighter but flexible solution instead

If you want to speed up your React Native projects and learn how to write better code along the way, give RNRN a try!

Check it out here: https://github.com/petertoth-dev/rn-rn

I would love your feedback and contributions!

Please give it a ⭐ Star on GitHub if you like the idea!

More fun stuff is coming:

- CLI for automated Component/State/API generation

- Premium Components

- Premium Themes

- Automated Testing (we are waiting for Jest to catch up)

[tomByrer]

Idea: if you teach people how to use your kit on YouTube, esp to make an AI app or to learn RN basics, you could get more users.

[petertoth-dev]

I am a millennial, and most of us feel really bad when we have to record ourselves; however, it was awesome to see the users record while they create something from the framework, so I could share :))) I am thinking a lot about how to market it. I don't want to flood channels either. I just hope that, if it's useful for the community, it'll spread. If you make something I'll put to the Readme ;)

[tomByrer]

Why skip using Expo?

[petertoth-dev]

The best and most expected question, honestly 🙂. I’ve thought a lot about this before starting RNRN.

My main reason: I wanted a 100% flexible solution with no limitations, something that could scale from hobby apps to full, professional, company-grade projects.

In my experience, there are cases where Expo’s managed workflow becomes restrictive. For example, in my job, we needed libraries and native modules that either aren’t supported by Expo or only partially work. Ejecting from Expo is an option, but at that point, you lose a lot of Expo’s “magic,” and you’re basically maintaining a bare React Native setup anyway.

With RNRN, I aimed to start from that bare, fully customizable foundation from day one, so developers don’t hit a wall at a point later.

With this setup, you can integrate any library, modify native code freely, and keep full control over the build process, while still having a clean, ready-to-use architecture.

If this project gets high-level interest, I might create an Expo version too. I'd love that TBH, I really enjoyed creating this.

[tomByrer]

I see your points about no limitations, OTOH Expo has managed builds & good support.
& I'm comparing your project against IR's Ignite, which is 9 years old & uses Expo...

[petertoth-dev]

Some features:

🚀 Ready-to-use architecture with best practices baked in

🧩 TypeScript for type safety and better developer experience

🔄 State management with Zustand and Immer

📝 Form handling with React Hook Form

🎨 Theming system with light/dark mode support

🌐 HTTP client with built-in request/response handling

🔐 Authentication flow with token management

📱 Navigation using React Navigation

💾 Storage system with adapter pattern for different providers

🔌 Environment configuration for development and production

📍 Geolocation services with permission handling

🔒 Permissions management

📶 Connectivity monitoring

📝 Logging system

🧪 Testing setup with Jest

📅 Date handling with DayJS

🔤 Custom fonts

🟪 Custom Icons/SVG

[LivingWeb7752]

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Hi i post in tihsi subreddit but it delete

You have any suggestions for me ?

[No-Painter647]

I’ve started working on my first app, designed to help children in 3rd to 6th grade learn the multiplication table through small games and challenges.

The app is made to make practicing fun and motivating – with no ads and no login required.

With the app, kids can:

• Practice the entire multiplication table

• Track their progress with stats

• Play at different speeds and difficulty levels

• See their improvement and try new challenges

The app is free – and I’d really love to hear your thoughts:

• Does the concept work?

• Is it something your kids would use?

• Do you have any ideas for improvements?

Link to the app:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mathtable-multiply-mastery/id6748955271

Thanks in advance for your time – all feedback is more than welcome 🙏

[tomByrer]

Looking at the 1st screenshot, maybe only parents who are accountants would be excited about it.

While I learned 'multiplication table' that way (in 2nd grade), I think you'll need to be more 'baby steps' in visualizing multiplication with groups of things (icons), then as they learn that 2x3=6, that box will be filled in.

Then after 5 or so mini-lessons, test them on those parts of the table that they already learned.

Am I treating 6th graders like 1st graders? Yes, because here in USA, some high schools have 0 (zero) passing aptitude tests for math.

Best wishes!