3 posts tagged with "Axios"

Welcome — this short guide helps you quickly find and fix networking issues in React Native apps. You'll get practical steps to inspect requests with Flipper, add logging and error handling with Axios interceptors, use the native Fetch API for troubleshooting, run simple tests, and deploy fixes via Expo's OTA updates.

This article shows how to connect a React Native app to REST APIs using Axios (with optional Fetch), focusing on practical, TypeScript-friendly examples. You’ll learn how to perform GET and POST requests, add robust error handling, write simple tests, and deploy OTA updates with Expo EAS. Examples target React Native 0.75.4 and Expo SDK 51 but are applicable to most modern projects — by the end you’ll have a small posts app that fetches, creates, and handles API-driven data reliably.

React Native lists can become sluggish as data grows — this short guide shows practical, TypeScript-friendly techniques to get smooth scrolling back. Using Expo (SDK 51) and React Native 0.75.4 as a baseline, you'll learn how to tune FlatList props, memoize item rendering, fetch data efficiently with Axios, and deploy fixes via EAS OTA updates. Follow the step-by-step examples and code snippets to improve rendering performance on both iOS and Android.