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Said Hayani
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Apr 28, 2021 ⋅ 6 min read

Xcode for React Native developers: Tutorial and best practices

Said Hayani I'm a software engineer and technical writer working mostly with React Native, React, JavaScript, and Next.js. I'm also the creator of subscribi.io. In my free time, I like to explore, hike, and take road trips.

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One Reply to "Xcode for React Native developers: Tutorial and best practices"

  1. Great article!

    Concerning the last section with info.plist, do you think that it is a “good practice” to maintain many different .plist files?

    For example, if you need to add a certain permission, then you should do it for all .plist files, right?

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