The camera feature in a mobile device allow capturing pictures and recording videos. By using the expo-camera library the process of adding that camera feature to an application becomes seamless, which is why in this post, we’ll take a look at how to use Expo Camera to take a picture and then upload that same picture to a real-time cloud service Cloudinary.➡️ Read the complete post here
📅 A month at Draftbit
Many new and shiny things happened at Draftbit in March.
I’ll start with a tiny announcement. My responsibilities and title were officially upgraded to Developer Advocate🥳 . You may know that I joined Draftbit as a tech writer in the month of February.
I had the opportunity to contribute a short demo on how one can get started to build a mobile application using Draftbit and some thoughts on No-code/Low-code tools.
The Rise of No-Code and a Guide to Using Draftbit
We’ve been working towards pushing out new features, and new ways to connect REST APIs with Draftbit app. New arrivals if you want to check out:
We also manage to launch a new Community platform. If you are using Draftbit and or want to learn more about the tool itself, the Community is a good place to start.
If you are looking forward to learn MDX, Gatsby, Nextjs, create a an awesome blog using them, Scott Spence’s YouTube channel is what you should subscribe.
✌️ This week’s newsletter is sponsored by NoCodeAPI.
NoCodeAPI is a single marketplace that without any hassle and without writing any backend code, allows you to connect more than 50+ application APIs such as Google Sheet, Airtable, Google Analytics, Twitter, Telegram, Open Graph API, and MailChimp.
