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On one hand, this is a great tutorial. But it is almost impossible to scroll to the last item, as it remains hidden even if the container is fully scrolled.
This was a very useful find. Thank you for sharing!😎 Found this a great place to start with making something that fits perfectly with the style I wanted. Far simpler than the battle I was having with MUI/TextInput and Cnilton/react-native-floating-label-input 🙄
just add the custom header in navigation file with above styles. like in here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8uJiG0yR0ZA.htmlsi=YtEsaBiYiJ-DSQWD
Please follow the reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup to setup the development environment to run React Native Projects. After the cloning. Do a npm install and a pod install. Then 'npx react-native run-android' for android and 'npx react-native run-ios' for iOS.
Hello, this animation happens slowly or quickly depending on the user's ability to scroll. How can I make the list expand to full height in one go when the user starts scrolling?
yes, for me it get jumpy on android too. For my case I resolved with a position absolute on header, a padding top on Scroll view with the size of the MAX_HEIGHT. And so you animate the header properties based on the scrollHandler
Great tutorial, is there any way to replace the header text with another one once the scroll reaches a specific value? I'm trying to do something similar to Spotify
