I'm a bit of a stickler for good user experience design. One of my biggest grievances has to do with how companies treat their users who want to unsubscribe to their email newsletters. Some do it right (they usually go with MailChimp or another pain-free one-click unsubscribe service). Others make…
AlertIOS.prompt accepts a couple of parameters. Let's take a look at them: AlertIOS.prompt( 'Title', 'Default Value', [{text: 'Button One', onPress: this.firstButtonPress.bind(this)}, {text: 'Button Two', onPress: this.secondButtonPress.bind(this)}] ) The first parameter that AlertIOS.prompt accepts is the title -- what gets displayed to the…
I had an issue where I wanted a Component in my React Native application to show two different ListViews depending on what was being selected. Additionally I didn't want to make a new API call every time I switched ListViews, and I had to confine this within the same TabBarIOS…
Update, November 14 2016: It's been brought to my attention that a fix has been implemented in React Native v0.38 from this commit that fixes the underlying issue that causes NavigatorIOS components to not be usable when nested within each other. Moving forward with the official stable release of…
I've been building a fun iOS application with React Native. I wanted to have my main component's ListView render more than just the current day's list of products from Product Hunt's API. Their API lets me make requests based on either a certain day or X previous days. That part's…
I've been playing around with React Native a bit and found myself wishing for more documentation, especially with Fetch. While MDN has a treasure trove of information, a lot of constructors for it (such as Request, Response, and Header) are not available in React Native (at least as of the…