Why so many teams are choosing Flutter/React Native alongside native 📱
For years, native Kotlin and Swift were the default for serious apps, and cross-platform was seen as a compromise. That's shifted not because native fell behind, but because cross-platform finally caught up.
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Currently working on a social discovery app.
This week has been focused on refining parts of the event discovery experience and revisiting user flows that have naturally become more complex over time 👨💻.
It's interesting to see how small UX changes can influence the overall...
It's Monday, and June 1st feels like a good time to reset. 😄
This month I want to:
• Write code I actually feel good about
• Work on projects that actually matter
• Pick up something new and level up a bit.
Also, I'm available for collaboration this month, whether it's a full...
Most CSS bugs I've fixed weren't actually CSS problems. They were structural problems just wearing a CSS costume.
You know the ones:
• A div that refuses to align
• A layout that breaks on mobile for no reason
• The same component behaves differently in two places
The reflex is to...
Most mobile apps don’t become hard to maintain because of scale.
They become hard to maintain because early architecture decisions were made for speed, not clarity.
At first, it works fine.
But over time:
• Business logic starts leaking into UI layers
• State becomes unpredictable...