👋 Hello Dev

It has been a while since the last newsletter came out.

One of the things I liked about Revue is the ability for anyone to directly subscribe from my Twitter profile. Now, not that my Twitter profile gets too many visits but I thought it was worth the try.

And in just 4 days, it showed the positive effect:

This is another thing I liked about Revue. Not only it seamlessly imported all of my previous issues but showed the date stamp for each issue. And also counts each issue sent. Hence, this issue #37 (Sidenote: I’ve lost the count with time, but now the proper numbering is back 😅).

I wrote a couple of posts for Draftbit’s Community:

Another exciting thing I did at Draftbit last week is to go through the process of creating app binaries using Expo’s Application Service (EAS) which blew my mind 🤯.

The process of building app binaries using Expo’s EAS is such a seamless process. It takes care of a lot of stuff behind the scenes and there are no headaches involved.

Thus, I wrote two new guides for Draftbit users to follow the process I went through. The steps discussed in these guides are also applicable to anyone who is using Expo to build a native mobile app.

In these guides I discuss, what are the prerequisites, preparation steps to build the app binaries, and so on.

Check them out ⬇️

Here are some of the Tweets and Links I found interesting:

Thanks to @barthap10 at Software Mansion who wrote an amazing post busting all the myths about Expo. This post is a must-read, especially if you’ve read about Expo on some two-year-old subreddit describing what it can or cannot do, and update your knowledge about it and learn yourself how awesome it is.

Huge thanks to all the awesome people who took the time to give it a star or sent a PR 🙏

This also helps me to keep going on and focus on sharing what I know and how we can improve together. Always be learning from each other!

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