I understand that from a developer's perspective, it might be simpler to avoid setting up Apple/Google authentication. However, from a user's perspective, it can be a bit annoying. Users want to get in as quickly as possible, and waiting for a magic link to appear in their junk folder doesn't help with that.
Lol setting up google/apple oauth on a RN app is a process… Loving the Expo, loving the TypeScript 👍🏼 I like to use nativewind for styling (react-native-paper also, solid library.) I also prefer to create custom hooks for tanstack queries/mutations.
@@_andrewpeacock It’s fairly decent - still can’t find a reliable tooltip solution, though, aside from react-native-walkthrough-tooltip which is a little different
Hoping in a few more years that the RN component space is a lot more solid. I’m personally excited for react native reusables which is basically shadCN, but for mobile
@@_andrewpeacock I have a listview that duplicates itself whenever I delete an item on it. I use android java and firebase. I know it is something small. Your videos inspire by the way
My *guess* is you’re trying to mutate your input to the list view when you shouldn’t be so it’s refreshing itself, or in your delete function you’re adding back in the entire array again via spread operator! Sometimes when you delete it’s easier to just make a new array and filter out the item!
Loving the content man! Love seeing people building in public. I am attempting to do the same thing :) Also a SaaS! Good luck to you, you have a new subscriber :)
Dude what a great video, thank you! As you said, identifying what your fear is and acknowledging that you will go for it anyway, is an underrated mental process. I’m in college and just recently became the projects director for a programming/data science club, and I am definitely nervous about being in this position. However I will expect that small or even large mistakes will be made, and years ahead in retrospect, I know I will feel grateful for stepping up to the plate. I also foresee myself going back to this video for two reasons. Knowing how to structure my projects with the groups that I am leading, and for optimism. Thank you so much Andrew.
Wow, I’m so proud of you for stepping up! Less with confidence, and recognize there are no mistakes, just learning opportunities ❤️ Be open, honest, and fully transparent with your colleagues…they’ll gain a huge respect and appreciation for you as you all go through this journey. I’m rooting for you, and see you on Sunday!’👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hey man, you just inspired me that I will also create some intro video about app that I have already created. But the truth is that I am not native english speaker so my speech sometimes sucks 😁. But it is good inspiration. 👍
This is really good advice my friend - I took a software architecture class a few months ago and they had a bunch of points, but I loosely adopted it in my projects. First I try to write down on front of index cards all the things "actors" should be able to do (example: users should be able to log in, admins should be able to create users etc). Then I try and derive the structure of what those actors would need in order to complete those such as user will need a username and password, admins will need an admin role. Then I say what behaviors each "object" should have - All this with no implementation whatsoever - we can figure that out later - just trying to get things on paper at this point. Then I can take the index cards and maybe combine some of them, organize them and see what is the most important things to tackle first. This can help me build the mental picture of the MVP. Then I can take it one card at a time and implement that feature. This helps me not get overwhelmed, keeps concerns separated, and allows for me to visualize the overall picture.
I love this note card idea!! This is effectively the process of breaking down big epics on the Kanban board, but it’s super fun to get hands-on with it in the beginning! I actually think that tactile method is HUGE for folks learning …they’ll have a much better association with something they did physically 👏🏼 So glad you shared that, I think that’s awesome!
I wish I had watched this before publishing a video for my first project. I'm trying to build a scientific note taking app, and fumbled through the planning video 😅😅
Sounds like a perfect opportunity to run it back & do it again! Sometimes I find myself having to iterate on process over and over until it just feels right!❤️👏🏼
@@_andrewpeacock notion feels like the foaming out of the mouth newest and latest thing. I don’t like it. Haha. You can do a lot with it BUT: I don’t need to do a lot with it. It’s eating the development world though, so I’m being forced to work with it
It’s true, it’s definitely taking over. I’m in love with their new Kanban flow. If you’re on GitHub and you’re just using tasks…you should definitely checkout GitHub projects though. Free, built in, etc!
@@_andrewpeacock oh I didn’t know that! I’ll have to check it out. Trello is where two of my clients live so I’m already there. And that’s how I organize my channel and content planning too
Trello is clutch for the non-code planning! You genuinely may enjoy projects just for all the built in PR/branch tracking built in. It’s pretty sick TBH
@@_andrewpeacock yo dude! Of course! I’ve wanted to join your dev group with the other creators but I balked at adding 1 more monthly subscription. I still might do it to chat more about RU-vid!
@@cody_codes_youtube so it’s def not my dev club, shout out to the man @jacobsucksatcode but it is 130+ members DEEP now! Highly recommend👏🏼 Maybe one day in the future you’ll see my own community, but more on that in a bit 👀🤘🏼
This is good stuff. Ive been following your journey because I am looking toward creating products. Only question is how do you go about validating your ideas or is that your validation process (if it's a problem you have it's valid?)
Hey man great video ,subbed I am currently actually trying to build a tool to help entrepreneurs like you and myself in the process of creating a SaaS / business. If you had some time I would love to get some information to help me validate my idea ! This would just be around 3 / 4 questions I could pop here , would you be willing to help ? Thanks !
totally agree, amazing content! my first startup was born cause i started to create scripts for after effects to help me to animate videos as a freelancer. then i got tired to develop only inside after effects, so now im building my dream web video creator and i hope to launch this product asap
💯 agree with you, "you need to solve problems that you already have" it's easier to build something if you know what you are trying to solve. Good vid man keep it up! 👏
As a iOS Coder it scares me to see that you are using React ( i think?) to build your iOS app. BUT its gets the job done and this is great! And it's good to see that you have similiar problems and that not everything always goes according to plan. Looking forward to your next upload. 🙂
Haha yeah! This is called “React Native” which is one of the more common cross platform languages & uses react under the hood🙌🏼🙌🏼 it gets compiled down into native components though!
Thomas! I appreciate you so much & that’s exactly what I’m hoping folks take away. IDK anything about this react native world to be totally honest, but together we’ll get through it one step at a time!!💯💯❤️🙌🏼
I agree. Get the initial version out first. Keep up the good work. Would you be open to filling out a developer survey? I’m doing market research on developers.
Hi Andrew, i’m working on a design of blog site where i’ll be blogging about latest tech updates including the tips on how to stay ahead of cyber criminals, yesterday i designed the first page which is a landing page, and im pretty happy about it, hopefully i will be doing more work in the next few days.😆
LETS GOO!! 🤘🏼 That's awesome, Theo! I think having more information on staying ahead of the cyber defense curve can be a HUGE help to a lot of the community. ❤️