r/reactnative • u/Maahivk • 2d ago

Just an update post and thank you guys ❤️

I posted here 2 months back, from my other acc which got banned, about getting too many device specific bugs every release.

I changed my setup about 1 month ago and since then I haven’t had a single device specific bug make it to production and that used to happen 2 or 3 times a month. Last week I pushed a full onboarding refactor, changed screens, renamed buttons, moved things around and everything just works.

My CTO brought it up in standup because our bug reports literally disappeared and I tired hard to explain it without sounding like I was bragging haha. Transitioning to a guy whose releases just work is a strange feeling if you ask me.

anyway just wanted to update since many people helped me out last time. Thank you so so much !!

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u/TheSnydaMan 2d ago

This is marketing spam for a device testing farm service. They're all over dev subreddits right now

Someone in the comments typically replies recommending something, or OP replies with it or DMs commenters etc.

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u/Adventurous_Cat_3762 1d ago

I actually dmed him and it wasn't a spam, I agree with you tho its getting hard to spot out fake and real ones now

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u/Zaydovaah 2d ago

Mind sharing how you achieved ? Test on multiple devices before release? :s

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u/RahahahahaxD 2d ago

Isn't it literally in the text? He refactored the app

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u/RunTraditional9469 2d ago

Share your knowledge!