OneThink is live on the App Store.
The idea: what if your productivity app only let you think about one thing per day?
Built it because I kept building elaborate systems and ignoring all of them.
β apps.apple.com/us/app/onethiβ¦
Android coming soon β DM me if you want to test it.
I built the iOS Photos App shared element transition with @swmansion React Native Reanimated and @expo.
Was a fun thing to built - check out the video β¬οΈ
Charts make data beautiful! I needed a custom solution that animates pie slices and reacts to user taps. So, I built one using @ReactNativeSkia as well as Reanimated and Gesture Handler from @swmansion
Check out the short demo β¬οΈ
Pretty nice what @FormidableLabs did with the Victory Native re-write.
Creating some beautiful charts with animations takes almost no effort anymore.
Build this within an hour
Replying to @typefully
@typefully folks, I am not able to connect my LinkedIn profile. It always redirects me to a 500 Server Error
Very good and entertaining talk by @theburningmonk at the AWS Community Day DACH yesterday - definitely picked up some valuable insights on spotting cost-saving opportunities. π°π€
Replying to @hashnode
Me the last weeks working on this amazing product and trying not to share - finally we can make it public!
We are here to stay and make blogging and documentation a breeze for dev teams πͺπΌ
Finally, we can generate a field and parent mapping to dynamically resolve a requested field within our lambda while maintaining strongly typed code.
The resulting resolver definitions can now be used for strongly typed lambdas and resolver definitions π
The key is to use the AppSyncResolverEvent as the parameter for our customResolverFn definition. This will generate resolver mappings with a typed AppSyncResolverEvent as the first parameter.
Exciting news! I've been selected as an AWS Community Builder in the Serverless category π
What a great opportunity - thanks to the whole team! π
#AWScommunity
π Exciting news! We've powered up our feed game at Hashnode with personalized feeds.
No more struggling to find the content you're genuinely interested in.
Here's how we did it. π
Develop locally with a proxy pointing to your machine π»
The SDK will point the development resources to your local machine using a proxy when developing locally. This way, you can test out your local code and see how the integration with your queue works
Creating queues & crons automatically πͺ
While developing locally, the SDK will now provision development resources prefixed DEV_











