The guide provides a step-by-step process to start developing React Native applications using the Expo framework, without using EAS (Expo Application Services). It lists the requirements for setting up the environment, such as Node, Android Studio, and Xcode. The guide demonstrates how to install and set up the development environment, including selecting 'Development build' and unchecking the option for Build with Expo Application Services. The guide also provides additional tips on using commands like npx expo start, npx expo prebuild, and npx expo run:android/run:ios to compile and run the applications.
The process described is a step-by-step guide for setting up and uploading MicroPython code to a Raspberry Pi Pico W using PyCharm. It covers the installation of necessary tools such as the JetBrains Toolbox, setting up the PyCharm IDE with the appropriate configurations, and installing MicroPython firmware. It also explains how to configure PyCharm for your specific device, upload the code, and verify the upload by flashing the project. If successful, the LED on the Pico W should start blinking, indicating that the code is running.
A quick guide on how to setup and running husky. A simple and powerful pre-commit git hook that runs after committing and before pushing the code to user's choice of version control platform.
In this guide, you'll learn how to quickly set up a modern, high-performance Preact project using Vite, a next-generation build tool designed for speed. Preact is a lightweight alternative to React that offers similar functionality with a smaller footprint, making it ideal for projects where performance is crucial.