Thank you so much!
Publishing my first app! I build since so many years but never publish, this year I’m publishing, I’ll share all the stuff I learn on the road over here!

Yes I do for my dev environment

So I would recommend you to add a supabase folder at the root of your expo project and add your sql queries there it helps a lot Trae to perform good 🚀

I’m actually using it everyday since a week! Really awesome! I can only recommend it.
Btw what do you use for your backend? Supabase?

Well said @galaxies.dev, focus on the product not on the tech stack.
You can build on the best tech stack, but if you have no users is this worth it?
Just master your tech stack and test the market! 🏗️

Basically the fastest way I found so far to leverage it, is to tell him already the optimization you have in mind as well as why you want to architect like this and treat your #LLM as a colleague who would review your code or you would explain what you do at the coffee machine ☕️

Totally agree with you Simon!
Let’s build!

You can also see this like your app controller

Merci for the tips Romain!
Yeah having a mix of nativewind and glue stack seems like the most efficient way! I’ll probably go this way!

I wish it is

Definitely thinking of keeping control and ship fast while having pretty apps. Does Unistyle really brings value for only mobile apps instead of style sheets?

I’m actually considering using Tailwind for all my apps. I actually didn’t know StyleX it’s an interesting one. What did you put in production with StyleX?

What was the most impactful things you got from this book?