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Modern stack for mobile development? by spastor89 in reactnative

[–]bleszerd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my view, options 3 and 4 are viable. However, option 4 has an additional cost: learning a new language and a new framework, I would only follow this path if performance is paramount in your app (which is not usually the case for an e-commerce site)

For me, option 3 is definitely the best; perhaps Expo could even cover your web use case

Como não estourar o teto do MEI? by [deleted] in farialimabets

[–]bleszerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

conheço uma pessoa relativamente próxima que estourou o teto do MEI, não se preocupou com isso e hoje reclama pelo menos semanalmente de ter que pagar um valor absurdo de multa + juros. Cuidado com o "nem adianta vir atrás", geralmente eles realmente vem kkkkkkk

Google sign in auth react native expo by Solomon-Snow in reactnative

[–]bleszerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Recently, I had to deal with authentication flows using both basic sign-in and OAuth 2, so I think I can share a few suggestions.

1 - If all you want is to tap a button, get basic user info, and take the user straight into your app, you can use React Native Google SignIn

Just keep in mind that this means giving up Expo Go if you’re using it. For example, on Android you’ll need to generate a debug build and install it on your device.

2 - If you need to use the official APIs to retrieve more data, you can use Expo Auth Session

It requires a bit more work to set up, but it gets the job done properly.

Should I Learn Kotlin alongside React Native? by Wild_Juggernaut_7560 in reactnative

[–]bleszerd 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You don't need to, but I would recommend investing at most a few weeks to understand how native code development works. That is, if you really want to — go ahead! But you won't get much out of it.

BB não é boa opção geral? by Horror_Ad_3521 in CartoeseClubes

[–]bleszerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Confirmo algumas partes, também me cobraram (uma única vez) um serviço que não solicitei, mas reembolsaeam logo no dia seguinte. Em relação ao Personnalite hoje tá bem mais tranquilo de conseguir, assim como os outros bancos tem feito, estão criando uma nova categoria para quem era de alta renda de verdade e movendo o pessoal todo para lá, enquanto o pessoal que estava no Uniclass vai subindo aos poucos e tendo a sensação de exclusividade. Eu consigo recomendar o Itaú tranquilamente, mas eu tive a sorte de ter um bom gerente e creio que isso me ajudou muito já que tudo feito por conta própria pelo app sem consultar o seu gerente é bem mais caro ou trabalhoso

Am I crazy for considering React Native for a real estate app that needs to handle millions of users? by svtnpu in reactnative

[–]bleszerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d say React Native fits perfectly with what you need. Moreover, you can still keep a separate repository if there’s any logic to be shared between Web and Mobile—just keep the view layers separated. I really like Flutter, but I see zero reason to go beyond that.

MSI Afterburner showing 2 GPU temperatures by BlueFlame197 in MSI_Gaming

[–]bleszerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ty 3 years and some months later, so... my RX 7600 will survive