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We've solved our navigation jank issues. #ElixirLang

henry

@h14h.com

11 Dec 2024

How long do these fixes typically take to make it into cookbook.liveviewnative.dev?

LiveView Native

@liveviewnative.dev

11 Dec 2024

We hope to release an updated client before the holidays along with some more "Build your first LVN app" blog posts so you can explore during your break :)

LiveView Native

@liveviewnative.dev

11 Dec 2024

The fixes shown are in the client not the server so we need to cut a new release of the client and submit a new LVN Go app to the AppStore.

henry

@h14h.com

11 Dec 2024

Awesome, thanks for the great work! Excited to tinker with it over the holidays 👨‍💻

LiveView Native

@liveviewnative.dev

Of course, sorry for the content break we went on. Our next post was on navigation and this jank needed to be solved first.

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henry

@h14h.com

11 Dec 2024

No worries! I'm of the opinion that anyone working on FOSS never need apologize for a break, least of all a content break. It's pretty neat your content sharing pipeline is pushing you to find and fix certain bugs that may have been missed otherwise. Seems like it'll yield a more polished product!