(1 min read) When building things on my windows desktop, I prefer a power interface. Desktop workflows just work different than on mobile, and I could feel that difference every time I opened TweekDeck to do something on Twitter. I've been looking for the equivalent on Mastodon / Fedi clients for a
(6 min read) There's nothing more frustrating that your node.js app leaking memory. If you're coming here because of Heroku R14 / R15 errors, take some deep breaths, it'll be okay. Heroku's smart enough to swap to disk when this happens, and will kill and
(6 min read) There’s a lot of great React Native modules out there, but most of them require a custom iOS or Android build, leaving “ejecting” as the only option for Expo users. That changed in SDK >42, when Expo added the ability for Expo Application Services to create custom development builds of your app.
(4 min read) Windows, meet Expo in Linux; it's about time someone wrote up everything you need to do if you're a Windows developer looking to run Expo. Chances are, you've also got WSL2 running. Here's how it all comes together.
(3 min read) These are some of my favorite commands.