Half your users open your app at night, in bed, with the brightness already low. If your screen blasts white, they notice๐ฌ
Support light and dark from day 1 by using color tokens instead of hardcoded colors. Retrofitting it later means touching every screen
Small detail, big...
๐๐๐ Halloween special, part 1: the scariest things that happen to apps after launch
๐ฏ๏ธ The App Store rejection email. It lands the morning of your big announcement
๐ The permission prompt asked too early. One tap on "Don't Allow" and push notifications are gone for good
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Every app has them: features users never touch, haunting your codebase and your sprint๐ฏ๏ธ
They still need testing, updates, and explaining. They also slow down every release:))
Before Halloween ends, check your analytics. Anything used by less than 5% of users is a ghost. Banish...
Your appโs screens are just the front of the shop. The backend is the stockroom: it stores users, saves data, and runs the rule
For an MVP, you rarely need to build one from scratch. Firebase or Supabase give you a database, login, and file storage out of the box, so you can...
โCross-platform apps feel slower than native.โ
That was true in 2015 ๐ฐ๏ธ
Today, React Native runs most consumer apps users never suspect arenโt native. The real cause of a laggy app is usually heavy screens, unoptimized images, and too many re-renders, not the framework
Fix the...
