How to finish a React Native Side Project
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Starting a project is easy. Finishing is tough. Here are some quick wins for getting your app to its store as quickly as possible.
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How to finish a React Native Side Project
- 1. How to finish a Side Project A React Native speed run Ben Jones | CTO & Co-Founder @ Bitwala
- 3. Three steps
- 5. The fastest path Android iOS Developing Building, signing & testing Publishing
- 6. Development: iOS is nicer iOS IDE & Emulator native to OS Easy to manage dependencies Simple switching between device and emulator Android Have to download emulator (Genymotion) Dependencies difficult to get right Device & emulator switching difficult (ADB) Can’t use localhost Emulator does not have native push notification support
- 7. Development: blockers Native modules can slow you down Test on both platforms after linking Connect with people who have native experience
- 8. Development: conclusion Do Develop on iOS where possible Have a native buddy on hand Don’t Update macOS or Xcode before a tight deadline
- 9. iOS is great, oder..?
- 10. Building, signing and testing iOS: IPA file Developer account required Lots of certificates Different build settings for debug and release Android: APK file Very simple build steps Produces APK which can be used straight away
- 11. Building, signing and testing: Android Build Share
- 12. Publishing: creating an account iOS $99 per year Businesses require a DUNS number Android $25
- 13. Publishing: submission iOS Scary forms “U.S. export laws require that products containing encryption be properly authorized for export.”
- 14. Publishing: review process iOS Requires test accounts Make sure your staging servers are up! Description must be very accurate Android Relatively painless
- 15. Hang on a sec…. Possible overkill for Android? Too much magic?
- 16. TL;DR Develop on iOS Build and publish for Android For iOS, use Fastlane For continuous deployment, use Fastlane Allow significant time for debug -> App Store
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