5 posts tagged with "Development Tools"

Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is a popular code editor among React Native developers due to its rich features and extensive ecosystem. In this blog post, we will explore some valuable tips to enhance your React Native development workflow using VSCode.

React Native Debugger was a popular standalone debugger for older React Native apps. For modern projects, the recommended starting point is React Native DevTools, which is built into the React Native development workflow.

React Native debugging changed a lot since Flipper was the default answer. In modern React Native apps, the first tool to open is React Native DevTools. Use native tooling from Xcode and Android Studio when you need to debug the platform layer, and keep Flipper only for older apps or custom plugin workflows that still depend on it.

React Native tooling has changed. Older lists often recommended Flipper, Nuclide, standalone React Native Debugger, or remote Chrome debugging as the default workflow. Modern React Native apps should start with React Native DevTools, Metro, and the native tools that ship with Xcode and Android Studio.

In today’s world, with massive production of mobile application and websites, designing and building mobile interfaces and user experiences have been a growing trend. The ability to produce prototype designs rapidly has been an intriguing topic. At Instamobile, we build beautiful React Native templates to help designers and developers create their mobile apps more quickly. Let’s take a look at the best mobile app design tools that mobile designers and developers can use to produce high-quality prototypes.