My subscription trial starts. The big bump is showing a paywall during onboarding. There are more trial cancels than before but overall more people are converting to subscriptions.

Worth a read just for a better understanding of how React works

Just doing some customer support.

Google rejected my app release today because the in-app purchase messaging wasn't clear enough. I've had so many Apple rejections I've lost count but I think this might be the first time I've had a build rejected by Google.

Better career advice than 99% of the books and blog posts about building your dev “career”

Made a video talking about syncing WatermelonDB (The best local DB) with Supabase (The best backend) youtu.be/kUlt27KmHDc

My face when someone says "Didn't AirBnB say React Native was garbage?"

There’s not a single consumer who wants a PWA over a native app. Good devs build what users want. Good devs care about the users needs over the tech stack. Be a good dev and you will stand out against a sea of non-good devs. And make bank $$$.

Yesterday at RNCK I demoed our new React Native IDE project we developed Software Mansion. Check out the thread for details on each specific feature from the clip

Bro 💀

My entire debugging approach for the past 6+ years has been using console.log(). I’m screwed.

The first little bit of money from a new app I recently released. More satisfying than any paycheck I ever received.

I haven’t seen an app with weekly subscriptions that doesn’t feel at least somewhat shady

This is good stuff right here

A hack to increase your app reviews. Introduce a major bug into the app, users leave 1 star review saying the app is crashing, fix the app quickly, reply to the review saying you've fixed the app, user changes the review to 5 stars.

How is the Apple Ads recommended bid $40? Where does this come from?

Before I knew anything about programming, I added "SQL skills" to my resume (because I installed postgresql once) which led to me getting a data analyst interview. The interview ended in less than 10 minutes when they realized that I didn't know what a select statement was.