I am using Branch with the React Native SDK. I am trying to create a single use invite link scenario, i.e. one user has a link that they can share with one other person to allow that person to sign up to the app (or some other special privilege - similar to the original Monzo Golden Ticket). I can't find any way to do this with Branch/RN SDK out of the box. I just wanted to check if someone else is also doing something similar and if anyone has a solution that is all handled by Branch? I think what I am looking for is some way to expire a Branch link based on some event but I might be thinking about it all wrong. Would greatly appreciate any help.
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I created a blog, I'm looking for an alternative to login.
I want to give users the possibility to post comments without logging in, it is possible?
What is the best strategy to achieve this?
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All I want to do for now in my React Native App is having a textbox that displays a list of suggested places accordind with user info. The same like Uber uses to suggest addresses or places.
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You should check:
https://github.com/FaridSafi/react-native-google-places-autocomplete
It is really easy, you only have to install with npm, get an API key for places and follow the example in the example of the GitHub's repository.
And that's it. Really hope it can help you
I am so curious about how companies make their own marketplace within an application? I am trying to achieve a marketplace where individuals can sell products on a mobile application. So when a user logs into the app they are met with a live feed of various products. Something similar to the GOAT app, eBay, or Etsy. Usually, I know where to start, however, I have never dealt with an idea so complex. I know it can be done because it has been done multiple times over. However, I am asking if someone could provide me with some guidance. I did some Googling but came out empty-handed. Is there a video tutorial or a step-by-step guide on something like this? I also do not mind buying a course if I can achieve this effect!
Currently, what I have now are three pages! A working signup and login screen with a firebase backend that authenticates a user's email and password. It leads to my home page which is very basic. Just a header with tab navigation! I know it is very barebones... however I came here to see if I can be provided with some steps from here. Maybe even a proper technology stack.
Thank you in advance for any help!
Here are some examples of apps with live marketplaces:
https://appsftw.com/app/looklive-shopping-app-discover-celebrity-fashion
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shop-sell-save-with-ebay/id282614216?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/goat-shop-sneakers/id966758561?mt=8
Hey research marketplaces with ready app react-native template like this template e-commerce . But you need some knowledge about react-native or you can ask a freelancers.
I have reviewed the few number of windows 8 contact questions on here, as well as the MSDN Contact picker sample and couldn't find an answer to my question.
It seems like, from most answers, the only way to get contact information from the people contract is to have the user manually choose the people they want the information for.
That doesn't seem completely right, since in the mail and messenger apps, they have found a way to get contact information for people that email or IM you without me choosing those people.
How do you go about accomplishing this programmatically? I would like to be able to pull either all contact data at once or get contact data by looking up specific emails linked to those users.
I would assume that in the Mail, People and Messaging apps, they are using details pulled straight from the users Windows Live account. I think you should be able to do this in your app, look here for documentation on the Live SDK: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/live/
I don't think it is possible to do this right now without a Picker. This would vioalate some security restrictions. But if you find a way, please post it here.
This is a problem that every developer will face when building their apps: how to contact the reviewer of your app to notify them of an update, new release, help topics, etc?
Some things I am thinking:
Include an RSS feed in your app which you can update to notify the users of the app.
Include a twitter feed regarding your app. How to go about this?
Include a way for the users to subscribe to a mailing list. This way, I can send a mass-email to the users who opted-in? Any suggestions here?
Any other ways that you think this can/should be done? Any existing solutions you can point me to will be great. Thanks in advance.
One way, for contacting a specific user who created a review of an application is to go to Zune Social (at http://social.zune.net/home) and create a new message. You can then enter the Zune Tag of the user who created a review.
Personally, I'd try to do all three - have a web page/site, with an RSS feed, and a subscription link (so they can subscribe to the RSS feed via email) and then post any updates to your twitter account as well.
You can't really force a user to do any of these, but having the options available, and linked from inside your app on the about page is probably good practise.
You could also include some kind of "Update Available" feature inside the application. Try to make this as unobtrusive as possible obviously. Obviously if they've still got the app installed they'll get an update notification from the marketplace anyway.
Sam
Besides the suggestions made by samjudson, I'll also recommend having a support-page with a direct option to send a email to you. Here's a example of a support-page from one of my applications. I've received lot of emails with suggestions for improvements, or complains about bugs. And since it's by email, it gives you the option to respond directly to people.
Another thing about reviews. Don't take them to serious. Most people only rate negatively (since humans like to complain), and by such a lot of reviews are often misinformed, outdated, or the users just been plain ignorant.