Issue 60

Issue #60

Hello Readers,

We've got some great content this week including layouts, using the accelerometer, Redux, and much more. I had a great time at Collision Conf and met some great people and startups! It's almost summer and that means more conferences, especially React Native conferences! I'll be teaching the beginner workshop at Chain React in July so get your tickets for what is sure to be a great time in Portland!

Executive Editor,
Frank von Hoven at Infinite Red

Scaling React Native Apps for Tablets

Multiple approaches to make your React Native app look good on Tablets - complete with demo project.

React Context API - A Replacement for Redux?

How to convert a React app that uses Redux for state management to use the new Context API and learn when to use each one.

Supporting React Native at Pinterest

Pinterest gives React Native a test drive and reports their results.

Android Back Button Handling in React Native

If you are developing a React Native app for Android, this article will help you make sure you add the functionality of the Android Back Button and make it work as expected.

The React State Museum

A guided tour through the state management libraries available for managing your app's state.

Using Sensors in React Native

Nice post highlighting a demo app that uses react-native-sensors and shows you how to view a panoramic photo using your phone's gestures to pan 360º.

Get Detailed Feedback from Users In-App

Tired of wasting time debugging your react native app and not focusing on what matters? Instabug SDK is here to help you minimize your debugging time by sending you complete environment details, network logs, and repro-steps with every bug and crash report. All data is attached automatically including native and javascript stack trace.

The top mobile companies like Lyft, eBay, PayPal, and 9gag rely on Instabug to enhance their app quality and iterate faster. It only takes a line of code to integrate the SDK.