Organizing React Native Styles
Even though it’s really easy to get in the habit of using inline styles all over the place in your components, there might be better ways of organizing your styles for React Native.
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Improving UX Design with React Native Features
Front-end development for React Native is an entirely different ball game, especially when it comes to styling content, because styles are written in JavaScript. At one point or another, you’ll face challenges like a different markup, style properties, number conversions, boundaries, and lots of weird errors. So Brittany gathered up some resources for you.
Continue ReadingAnnouncing Harmonium: Our React UI Component Kit
One of our design goals is that you never have to research and handpick component packages. That’s why, after years building in React, we developed our own React UI component kit. Meet Harmonium.
Continue ReadingHow To Dismiss The Numerical Keypad in React Native
If you have ever done mobile development in React Native, chances are you have used a TextInput. And, you’ve probably also used the numerical version of TextInput to create a numerical keypad.
Continue ReadingReact Native: Separate Bundles for the Simulator and Real Devices
When building applications with React Native, you need to switch between development assets (served from development server) and offline assets (built along with the application archive).
Continue ReadingGoogle Maps React Component in ES6
This purpose of this article is simply to give an up-to-date example of a React Google Maps component using ES6.
Continue ReadingReact_ujs with Less Page Weight Using gzip
We are considering including a new ujs script which uses gzip in the next version of our framework. What do you think? Is there any reason we shouldn’t?
Continue ReadingJSX is Useful for More Than React
JSX can be used for more than React. Robert Prehn, Revelry’s VP of Engineering, shows you how to use JSX syntax with other frameworks or even your own custom code.
Continue ReadingReact Testing with Jasmine: A Simpler Way
You might want to avoid Jest if you don’t need its features, don’t like its conventions, or if Jest is incompatible with your other tools. If you choose not to use Jest, you can use Jasmine directly instead.
Continue ReadingRefactoring React: Dealing with Monster Render Methods
In the last year and a half at Revelry, we’ve used React as our view framework for about a dozen projects. We were React early adopters and we’ve worked on some large React codebases, so we’ve gained some insight into the issues that can creep into growing React projects. Today I want to show you some React code that has gotten out of hand and how you can clean it up.
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