LLevel UI6h ago · 9 min readFlutter vs React Native in 2026: one draws every pixel, the other borrows themMost "Flutter vs React Native" posts end in a benchmark. This one does not, because for the apps most teams are asked to build, the benchmark is not what decides it. The two frameworks get to the samelevelui.hashnode.dev
LLetsDeployIt Team14h ago · 4 min readDo it yourself, hire a freelancer or an agency: getting a Lovable app into the storesYou can do it yourself for the store fees and a lot of your time, hire a freelancer by the hour, or pay an agency a larger fixed quote. LetsDeployIt is a flat fee for the native conversion and every sletsdeploy.hashnode.dev
AAnujkumar Yadav21h ago · 10 min readToast Notifications in React Native and Expo: A Complete Guide (Including Toasts Over Modals)Almost every app needs to tell the user something quickly: "Saved", "You're offline", "Message deleted (Undo)". On the web we reach for a toast, and it just works. In React Native, I assumed toasts wo11Sanujkumar05.hashnode.dev
MMuhittin Çamdalı22h ago · 6 min readUIDesignRequiresCompatibility ends with the iOS 27 SDK: finding the code that paints over Liquid GlassWhen iOS 26 introduced Liquid Glass, many teams added one key to Info.plist and moved on: UIDesignRequiresCompatibility, set to YES, keeps the earlier design. Apple's page for the key always called itmuhittincamdali.hashnode.dev
GGiovanni Zanotti1d ago · 4 min readFighting Decision Fatigue: How ClimbStack was BornTL;DR: What: A React Native Open Source productivity App. Tech: React Native, SQLite, Typescript, i18n, CI/CD Results: Free Open Source app available on Play Store Read further to: discover how I tran2gizano.hashnode.dev
LLetsDeployIt Team1d ago · 7 min readHow to publish a Lovable app to the App Store and Google PlayLovable can't publish to the App Store or Google Play by itself. It builds web apps, and its own docs say it has no built-in flow to package or submit a project to either store. Your options are a PWAletsdeploy.hashnode.dev
LLetsDeployIt Team1d ago · 4 min readThe best ways to publish a Lovable app to the App Store and Google PlayThere are three routes. Wrapper services like Median, Despia and Natively put your published Lovable app inside a native app; Capacitor does the same, but you build it yourself; LetsDeployIt rebuilds letsdeploy.hashnode.dev
MMehedi Hasan Sarkar2d ago · 22 min readOffline-first apps, explained with a shopkeeper's notebookMost apps stop the moment the signal drops. You tap a button, a spinner turns, and your work is gone. Some apps keep going: you can still read, write and save, and everything catches up later. This armehedisarkar2k.hashnode.dev
MMuhittin Çamdalı3d ago · 4 min readReact Native 0.88 is not enough for iOS 27: the SceneDelegate move you still have to makeFrom April 2027, apps uploaded to App Store Connect must be built with the iOS & iPadOS 27 SDK or later (Apple, App Store submissions). For React Native teams, that SDK brings a hard rule. The React Nmuhittincamdali.hashnode.dev
WWaqas Shahid3d ago · 3 min readReact Native Explained: One Codebase, Two App StoresIntroduction Building a mobile app traditionally meant two teams, two languages, two codebases: Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android. React Native, created at Meta, offers a different deal: write the practicaldevblog.hashnode.dev
