Tackling Share Extension in React Native

Hey, what's up? It's Takuya here. I started working on implementing Share Extension for iOS for my mobile app.
Hey, what's up? It's Takuya here. I started working on implementing Share Extension for iOS for my mobile app.
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Hey, what's up? This is Takuya. I recently started using Claude Code to write code. It works great with my tmux and neovim setup since it can run as a CLI tool. It dramatically improved my productivity, but I tend to get lost in what I was working
Hi, it's Takuya here, the developer of Inkdrop – a Markdown note-taking app that supports syncing and offline-first capabilities, built with React Native. Bumping up the React Native versions has always been hard, and this time wasn't an exception, especially because it involved migrating from the old
The desktop version of my note-taking app is built with React and Electron. Previously, I managed to animate the insertion and removal of specific items of a TanStack Virtual list using motion. However, that approach would always trigger animations whenever the note list content changed, including when switching notebooks from