I like this a lot, but most of the time I use Charles for more than recording traffic. For example, checking how my apps behaves if I throttle certain endpoints, or rewrite responses. Hoping those features makes it into…
I’d guess App Store reviews stops that.
Yeah, that showed up for me. It was more about how to use the setup scripts, they had changed a bit it seemed. I thought if the resources around the course evolve over time, then the material should as well. It would be…
I'm doing part 1 at the moment, and the outdated AWS setup instructions on the site frustrated me a bit as well. Maybe an idea would be to leverage the community a bit more? Make it easier to edit the wiki for…
Okay! And presumably for the code scaffolding you will eventually let library authors customize that themselves?
What exactly constitutes the Deco package registry? Will I need to submit my React Native libraries to a new registry? Or are you working with something like http://js.coach (formerly react.parts)?
I just crashed a 2008 R2 server without a rule, just with "Enable Kernel Caching". Not sure if it is relevant, but I first added a rule for .png, and then removed it again. Still worked.
I like this a lot, but most of the time I use Charles for more than recording traffic. For example, checking how my apps behaves if I throttle certain endpoints, or rewrite responses. Hoping those features makes it into…
I’d guess App Store reviews stops that.
Yeah, that showed up for me. It was more about how to use the setup scripts, they had changed a bit it seemed. I thought if the resources around the course evolve over time, then the material should as well. It would be…
I'm doing part 1 at the moment, and the outdated AWS setup instructions on the site frustrated me a bit as well. Maybe an idea would be to leverage the community a bit more? Make it easier to edit the wiki for…
Okay! And presumably for the code scaffolding you will eventually let library authors customize that themselves?
What exactly constitutes the Deco package registry? Will I need to submit my React Native libraries to a new registry? Or are you working with something like http://js.coach (formerly react.parts)?
I just crashed a 2008 R2 server without a rule, just with "Enable Kernel Caching". Not sure if it is relevant, but I first added a rule for .png, and then removed it again. Still worked.