Based on Parse Platform, parse-server-starter, and Expo. Use with React Native (Expo), Flutter, Native (iOS & Android), and Web apps.
Each time we start a new project, either it is the next pet project where you want to prove your hypothesis or MVP for the next unicorn startup, we need a good solid backend. Of course, building a dedicated team of backend engineers is a good idea, but it is not our case. We would like to taste something faster with less effort.
It is hard to find a middle ground, however, Backend as a Services (BaaS, MBaaS) are trying to achieve it. There are some great services that are not fully stable (<1.0 version) yet such as Appwrite and…
> cli-rn remote:prod
Hi folks,
I am going to introduce a cool and convenient CLI that is aiming to make the React Native app developing experience as smooth as possible. It is not a replacer for react-native CLI but a good addition to it.
The project is currently in the very alpha stage and under heavy testing.
Quickstart
In this section, we are going to start using cli-rn and see it in action!
Note: I assume that you have some development experience with React Native.
Install cli-rn globally and generate new app
> npm i -g cli-rn
> cli-rn new AppNameBuilding lite handy Reddit client for iOS and Android using Expo and React Native Navigation.
Hi guys!
I am going to walk you through the whole process of building a mobile app using React Native. It is going to be a simple one but I might be adding more features with time. But the most exciting thing about this app is that it is using Expo SDK with React Native Navigation that gives you a powerful set of tools and truly native navigation. Instead of using the default solution (react-navigation) in Expo (which is great, honestly), I prefer RNN as…
Let’s show our project to the world!
I am glad to see you on the last article out of six in this chapter.
If you are not familiar with what I am going to implement in this series of chapters, I would recommend you to read the introductory article:
All chapters of a “book”:
- 📰 Good News app. Backend in Golang behind Traefik reverse proxy with https available.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Flutter for rapid mobile applications development.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Hummingbird as a promising replacement for frontend frameworks.
And here are articles of current chapter:
Let’s run the project on local machine!
I am glad to see you on the fifth article out of six in this chapter.
If you are not familiar with what I am going to implement in this series of chapters, I would recommend you to read the introductory article:
All chapters of a “book”:
- 📰 Good News app. Backend in Golang behind Traefik reverse proxy with https available.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Flutter for rapid mobile applications development.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Hummingbird as a promising replacement for frontend frameworks.
And here are articles of current chapter:
It is time to start working with MongoDB!
I am glad to see you on the fourth article out of six in this chapter.
If you are not familiar with what I am going to implement in this series of chapters, I would recommend you to read the introductory article:
All chapters of a “book”:
- 📰 Good News app. Backend in Golang behind Traefik reverse proxy with https available.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Flutter for rapid mobile applications development.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Hummingbird as a promising replacement for frontend frameworks.
And here are articles of current chapter:
Let’s crawl some news websites and see how it could be fast and easy with Colly!
I am glad to see you on the third article out of six in this chapter.
If you are not familiar with what I am going to implement in this series of chapters, I would recommend you to read the introductory article:
All chapters of a “book”:
- 📰 Good News app. Backend in Golang behind Traefik reverse proxy with https available.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Flutter for rapid mobile applications development.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Hummingbird as a promising replacement for frontend frameworks.
And here are articles of current chapter:
Let’s create simple Golang project, configure Go Modules and integrate GIN framework.
I am glad to see you on the second article out of six in this chapter.
If you are not familiar with what I am going to implement in this series of chapters, I would recommend you to read the introductory article:
All chapters of a “book”:
- 📰 Good News app. Backend in Golang behind Traefik reverse proxy with https available.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Flutter for rapid mobile applications development.
- [in progress] 📰 Good News app. Hummingbird as a promising replacement for frontend frameworks.
And here are articles of current chapter:
Prerequisites & Idea, project and database structure and API endpoints.
Hello guys 🖖
I am glad to see you on the first article out of six in this chapter. The whole chapter is dedicated to show you how to build a backend using Golang and make it available through https requests. And among articles, there are going to be some interesting topics which could be useful in developing almost every backend. I am going to repeat those topics as I have briefly mentioned about them in the introductory article:
How Golang, Flutter and Hummingbird become friends and start working together.
Hello guys 🖖
It has been a while since I have written my last post on Medium and it was about Machine Learning for one of my project at Pace University. Actually it was almost 2 years ago and for this time I have launched a few native iOS and Android applications, developed some projects, worked for the international company as a React Native developer and gained a lot of experience. …
