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Hey Readers!
You may have noticed that it's been a little longer since the last newsletter than usual, and there's a great reason for that... We spent the holidays hard at work and are happy to announce that we're about to release a fresh new landing page for reactnative.cc and will be including the current and past issues of the React Native Newsletter in a publication on Medium!
Check for the official announcement on our Twitter account!
Until then, enjoy Issue #55 of the React Native Newsletter!
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Executive Editor, Frank von Hoven at Infinite Red
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Custom Transitions in React Navigation
React Navigation makes it relatively simple to change how navigators behave. This post (Part 4 in a series) shows how to customize screens animating in and out of view.
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React Native January 2018 - 0.53
Highlights:
- Keyboard events now include easing and duration
- On Android, ScrollView now takes snapToInterval like iOS
- On Android, TextInput now takes onKeyPress like iOS
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Expo SDK v25.0.0 is now available
Highlights:
- Support for fonts, videos, and audio assets in standalone apps
- Out-of-the-box support for AWS Cognito
- API improvements: Calendar - MailComposer
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React Native December - 0.52
This release had a lot of work around the bundler and packager, a ton of bugfixes, and updates to many of React Native's dependencies. Lots of under-the-hood work was done as well to improve the layout engine. A few highlights:
- DatePickerIOS now takes locale
- CameraRoll can now deletePhotos 📸
- Introducing PlatformOS – Platform with a simplified API
- Introducing justifyContent: space-evenly
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Highlights from the community
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react-native-chart-kit
Charts for your React Native app.
- Line Chart
- Bezier Line Chart
- Progress Ring
- Bar chart
- Pie chart
- Heatmap
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Friends of the Newsletter
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Infinite Red: Mobile App & Web Developers, Portland, San Francisco
Infinite Red is an app and web development studio that has established itself as a leader and subject matter expert in React Native, Elixir, Rails, and Phoenix. Our experienced and passionate team works with clients across the globe to translate their objectives into beautiful and functional apps and websites.
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Expo
A free and open source toolchain built around React Native to help you build native iOS and Android apps using JavaScript and React.
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Appetize.io
Run native mobile apps in your browser. For app demos, training, customer support, development, testing, and more.
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