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When I began my career as an app developer, the main appeal to me was the idea that I could create without material. I didn’t need paint, bricks or steel, just my keyboard and enough time. Of course, another aspect…
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A step by step guide on how to write your own Expo plugin for a project that requires native dependencies that arent included in Expo. Suitable for developers who are interested in writting their own plugin or facing problems adding…
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Web3 ecommerce : simple MetaMask SSO on a Vendure backend How to use a very popular crypto wallet as an identity provider to offer a simple, safe and well-known authentication method to crypto holders.Removing the hurdle of creating an account greatly…
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Make (ex Integromat) is one of the ultimate solutions on the market to automate your work life! It allows you to connect all your favorite online tools, like Google Sheets, Trello, Dropbox, and many others to create custom scenarios that…
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A Github Action to automatically generate preview branches using EAS (Expo Application Services) as part of a CI/CD workflow, creating live deployments that allow the reviewer to functionally check any changes in the app before the feature is merged into…
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AWS Serverless Composer: A Review A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend re:Invent 2022, Amazon Web Services' annual conference. It was an exciting (if tiring!) event with a lot of new announcements and updates, but one that particularly…
Continue reading →Beating Corporate Bureaucracy with Progressive Web Apps Instead of Mobile Apps
Sadiq Damani3 min read

Overview Are progressive web apps (PWAs) a replacement for native mobile apps? No. But, can they be the smart and pragmatic way to solve a clunky user experience with minimal fuss? Absolutely. You should actively consider PWAs whenever you think you need a…
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You’ve developed your React Native application and you’re ready to release it out to the public. All is going well, until you start testing on real phones. While your app is perfectly smooth and snappy on your shiny new iPhone…
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Symfony is a great framework with very exhaustive documentation; too exhaustive sometimes. As I started my project I got lost too many times in the documentation... This is the article I wish I had to guide me through the implementation…
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At Theodo, one of our core values is pragmatism, which means getting things done well - without wasting time, energy, or money. There is no better embodiment of pragmatism than sustainability. The carbon footprint of the tech industry will reach 8% of…
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