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ReadWe walk through building a complete app, with authentication and payment processing, using React Native, UI Kitten, Stripe, and AdonisJs.
ReadIonic now offers a React integration. Take it for a spin by building a full mood-tracking app alongside TypeScript and MobX.
ReadReact.js is now one of the most battle-tested and matured frontend frameworks in the world and express.js is it's counterpart among backend/server frameworks. If you're building an app today, you can't pick a better duo than this. In this post, I will walk you through building a complete app using those two frameworks.
ReadBack in 2018, we built naao app to compete in the IEEEMadC contest. Unfortunately, we did not win. After shelving the project for a year I am finally opening it up to the world and open sourcing the codebase.
ReadThis post will walk you through setting up and making your first react native app by showing you how to make a camera app.
ReadNest.js is a new backend framework built using typescript. It aims to become the Angular Framework for serverside application. This post will walk you through building a very basic REST api using nest.js and mongodb as the persistent data layer.
ReadSomehow, everytime I have had to setup push notification, I have struggled with every step so I decided to write up the whole process and hopefully someone will find it as helpful as I do.
ReadHaving worked with meteor for a long time, I still stumble upon new ways of deploying meteor apps. However, from experience, the easiest and most basic option has been to use git and forever.js and after reading this post, I hope you'll agree with me.
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