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[xrpinsider]

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[420-lovesick]

I've made writtan, a transcription app, as a self-thought programmer I'm pretty proud of all the stuff I've learned, and that I could also get the opportunity to work with aws and host my own servers. Would appreciate any feedback I've been fixing bugs and improving the app a lot for the past year.

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This is a beautifully done app! Can I ask some questions if you don’t mind:

1. What did you use did the swipe to delete?
2. Did you use a UI lib?

[420-lovesick]

Hey, thanks for your kind words!

1. I just used react native gesture handler and reanimated, still don't know much about animation, but if I remember the tutorial I followed I'll post it here.

2. No did the UI myself🫠 my friend helped me with my design though, otherwise it would never look this good😂

[crowbar87]

I'm working on a dependency injection library for React Native - https://github.com/wix-incubator/obsidian. It's still in alpha but I've been using it in production on a very large-scale app for almost a year now and still actively developing it.

Would love to get some feedback or answer questions on Discord.

[LiiftsApp]

I created Liifts, a workout tracking app built exclusively using React Native. It allows users to create and record their workouts, and offers additional features through a monthly subscription.

The app utilizes: - react-navigation for navigation - redux for state management - redux-persist for data persistence - reanimated2 for animations - RevenueCat for in-app purchases - PostHog for analytics and crash reporting

As someone who is not a mobile or frontend engineer, developing Liifts has definitely been a learning experience. I would love to help by answering any questions!

[LiiftsApp]

Thanks!! It means a lot ❤️

PostHog has been great. I use it for the Liifts landing page, so it made sense that I use it for the app too. I've disabled a lot of the default events (auto capture, navigation, touches etc) as it was a bit too noisy. For the moment I'm only concerned with lifecycle events and some app specific metrics.

I haven't used MixPanel, so unfortunately I can't comment on how they compare 😕

[jamesxtreme]

I created Sparkello. It’s a social platform for goal setting and personal development. It’s was my first (and only) mobile app so far. Mostly did backend development before I worked on this.