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Collecting payments with React Native & RevenueCat (Part 4): Building a Paywall screen

Feb 22, 20249 min read

Collecting payments with React Native & RevenueCat (Part 3): Configuring Entitlements & Oferings in RevenueCat

Feb 22, 20247 min read

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Announcing SpiroKit for SaaS

Building a Mobile SaaS from scratch with React Native can be time-consuming and complex. From setting up analytics, payments, and error reporting to building an authentication flow or setting up push notifications, there's a lot to be done, and integ...

Nov 10, 20234 min read

Collecting payments with React Native & RevenueCat (Part 2): Configuring Subscriptions in the Stores

Feb 22, 202410 min read

Collecting payments with React Native & RevenueCat (Part 1): Project & Apps setup

Feb 22, 202413 min read

Best React Native UI Kits (February - 2024)

Building apps take time Building a mobile app is a challenging task. From coming up with an idea, prototyping, and finally building the app, there are many things to consider and problems we'll have to figure out: How do we make sure the entire app ...

Feb 4, 20246 min read

Building a news feed assistant with Supabase, OpenAI, and SpiroKit

Introduction As devs, we try to stay informed about the latest tech news on an almost daily basis. This can be challenging, considering how fast our world moves and how much information is published on the internet all the time. RSS feed apps are gre...

Oct 10, 20239 min read

Announcing the new documentation portal for SpiroKit v2

I'm happy to announce that the new documentation portal for SpiroKit v2 is finally ready. 🥳️ This includes almost 200 new stories with code snippets ready to copy and paste on your next app. If you have been using the previous docs portal, you'll n...

Sep 26, 20231 min read

Announcing the new SpiroKit v2 templates

7 new templates rebuilt from scratch, using the new SpiroKit v2 + Expo SDK 49 + Expo Router v2

Sep 9, 20232 min read

Introducing "Theme Shifter"

SpiroKit v1 already included a set of powerful features that allowed you to customize your app. To name a few: Choose between 17 pre-defined color palettes: Add custom colors and use one of them as your primary color. e.g.: Using a custom "steel...

Aug 24, 20233 min read

Migrating an existing project from SpiroKit v1 to v2

This document is a work in progress. I'll keep updating this in case I find an edge case I forget to document. In this article, I'll describe the required steps to migrate an existing SpiroKit v1 project so you can use v2, which comes with an entire...

Aug 23, 20239 min read

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