Jarne

It's been over 5 years since I saw someone on YouTube building a mobile game which led to me writing my first line of code as a kid during the first lockdown. Since then, I've landed my first developer job while I was still in school and I will start my bachelor studies now. dev.to/jarne/my-5-y...

Thanks to the awesome community behind react-native-maps I might be able to publish moto-meet in the next few weeks! With the package now working with the new architecture and expo, I am in the final phase of development. There are still some bugs, but I am sure they will be fixed very soon!

Sadly, this doesn't seem to work with react-native. Still looks really impressive!

Today, the home screen of Moto Meet got a makeover. You can now see interesting rideouts directly after starting the app. This includes rideouts you have signed up for, rideouts in the next week and the next rideouts in your area! Let me know what you think #motosky

I have updated the navigation structure of Moto Meet. The rideout search is now under the same tab as the rideout map. I think this is quite an elegant solution for the UX while keeping the UI clean and simple. Let me know what you think about it #motosky

I think I have come to a more or less final approach on the latest page of my current project Moto Meet! What do you think of the design?

Today I created a temporary UI to test the database function filtering rideouts I developed a few days ago. Although this is not the final design, here's a first look:

Today I have created a PostgreSQL function to project all the rideouts in a circular area around a specified location during a given time period. I am looking forward to use this functionality in my frontend soon!

Getting back to the development of Moto Meet! The latest feature I added is profile pictures. Users can now upload any image from their photo library. They can crop the image to match the aspect ratio. Then the image get's resized, converted and uploaded to the server.

Currently looking into Minecraft plugin development again. It's been a long time since I developed my last plugin and figured it would be best to do a course first. I found an awesome course on Udemy and I'm looking forward to create my own public server after finishing the course! Stay tuned!

geospy.ai looks just like AI reverse geoguessr. If it works just as good as the demos, that would be equally impressive and scary.

The things that psychologically harm me the most are definitely not enough sleep and too much social media. Realization is the first step to improvement. But from my experience, spending less time on social media can be really tough.

There has been some progress. My new project Table Team is coming along great. So far I've only been working on basic functionality, but here's what I got so far: - Login/Signup - Language selection - Theme toggle - Profile editing - Profile deletion Now I'll start developing the specific features!

I feel like YouTube is getting trashed with AI generated videos with monotonous voiceovers

The hardest part about developing an app is bringing it to life. Once it has enough active users, it can live by itself. The way there is the toughest part.

A LOT has happened since my last update here: Here are the top additions to my current project: - Added localization for German and English - Added support for both iOS and Android - Some small fixes all over the app Stay tuned for more updates!

the hardest problem in computer science is where did I save the code I already wrote to solve this problem

I have just set up my new MacBook for development. Definitely going to take a look into Cursor, a promising looking, AI code editor based on Visual Studio Code. Merry Christmas everyone!

Todays addition to my current react native project: - Finished the rideout information page - Added signup functionality to rideouts - Users can sign up with a bike from their collection

I like free, ad-free apps. That's why I like to keep my apps free and try not to include annoying advertisements in them. This makes it a challange to generate revenue, but for now that's my way to go!

Why is there 300 character limit on new bluesky posts, but I can add an alt text of up to 2000 characters for every image I post?

Here's another sneak peak into my current react native project. This time you might guess what it's about. What is one feature the app needs to offer?

The profile page of my current react native project is coming together! Any guesses what it's about? It definitely includes somthing about motorcycles!

Just one downside about Expo: Expo sometimes wants you to use older versions of npm packages, which leads to you having to face known bugs without being able to do much about it. Even though they might be compatible with your react native version, Expo just doesn't seem to like them.

I feel like supabase and Next.js can be one of the best tech stacks for web development. While supabase sometimes requires an additional backend, Next.js offers exactly this out of the box with server actions, while the frontent is extremely fast and easy to integrate!

For creating the MVP of my latest app, I try sticking to Expo and supabase for my tech stack. I hope I can keep the code clean and efficient without having to set up an own nodejs backend.

I have started to look into Expo after years of bare react native development. After some starting issues (that hopefully don't return), I have to admit: I kinda like it. The whole development workflow seems so smooth and building with EAS is a really welcoming change!

With a lot of new people joining Bluesky, quite some people seem to find and enjoy using the Motorcycles feed I created a while ago. Thanks for all the feedback and impressions! Let me know if you encounter any issues or have ideas for improvement! bsky.app/profile/did:...

The last few days were tough. Had to pretty much drop an app I am developing and I am lacking ideas of what to build next. I've got the time and the motivation, but I'm missing the creativity.

Don't stop being creative. Don't stop making things. Don't stop.

I love nginx it lets me turn all my services into a giant pile of reverse proxy config spaghetti

I don't know if the nanotexture screen on the new Apple MacBook Pro M4 is what I want. Does anyone have experience with this glass?

I am currently working on an achievement system for my react native app. Here's a sneak peak of it's current state, but I'm not quite happy with the UI and I might add some more achievements. Let me know what you think! #development #programming

Todays development progress of my react native focus app: I added a streak you can build up by entering the focus mode for more than five minutes a day. In addition to this, I have started generating/creating images for achievements you can get when using the app. #development #programming

I am starting to think about sharing more of my react native app development progress of my focusing app. What's a feature you'd definitely need in such an app?