how can i fast React Native calendar and why Agenda gave Virtualization update?
I try agenda of react native calendar. While running app on my device it shows Virtualization update.
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I have built my react native project using expo and expo go to run it. I now need Bluetooth functionality to scan and take data from a Bluetooth device (to create graphs). Am I able to keep using expo for this or will I have to change to react native CLI to have Bluetooth in my app? Will any expo-related code now be useless if so?
I have not tried any solutions yet and I am looking advice
I am using firebase with react native, it's slow down the app too much. When the query is running in background then not able to click anywhere. Any solution?
I am trying to build an app in react native. The app was originally built in unity, but due to performance reasons. It was decided the app should be rebuilt in react native. The app currently has a web app also and I am wondering if there is a way when that the react native app can use some components from the web app.
I tried to google this problem, but I only find articles about using components between react native and react native web. I do not know what the web app was built with, but I am almost certain that it was not react native web.
What component are you trying to use?
Because if it's a pure unity I think there are some libraries who are not available on a mobile device, so you can't use it.
I have in mid some C++ libraries or third part one to use the sound.
I've been working with React Native on windows 10 system. AM trying with Emulator and Physical Device as well. But it showing Below Error Message.
React Native devices not showing up
You should go to
$ANDROID_HOME/tools/bin
and run the following command
./sdkmanager --licenses
I have had a play with react native creating ios apps but have not tried android yet. With android you also get 'android wear' for watches etc, will react native work creating apps for those devices?
React Native does not run on Android Wear at the current time, so you would have to do that code native.
Actually, you can try React native vanilla