Emulators have always been magical to me. I vividly remember the first time I fired up an NES emulator and ran Super Mario Bros. on my 486DX. It didn't run fast, and the experience wasn't great, but it was magical. As Pentiums replaced the 486s, emulation became more viable and
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As your Cordova project grows, you'll need to do outside-the-box things that Cordova doesn't offer support for. You can add build hooks to your project to perform these tasks.
These hooks can run on specific events (before_platform_add, after_prepare, etc.) to execute your arbitrary code. As your build
async and await are a pair of operators available in ES6, TypeScript 1.7 (when targeting ES6), or TypeScript 2.1 (when targeting ES3/5). Used together, these operators vastly simplify asynchronous programming when using Promises.
Consider the following asynchronous code to retrieve some data, then perform processing on said
I used to work on line of business apps in C# and ASP.NET, and I was a big-time user of Visual Studio. Then, a few years ago, I switched jobs to work on iOS and Android apps and was issued a Mac for my primary developer machine, so I
I've recently been getting familiar with React Native. I have a background in using TypeScript with my Cordova projects, and I wanted to try it out with React Native.
I've put together a simple repository on GitHub that shows how this can be done. This blog post walks through the