Proper alignment is an important aspect of a beautiful user interface. When the components are aligned properly, users can easily assess different options for your apps. In this blog post, let’s check how to align widgets in Flutter. The Align widget and the Alignment property are used to align child widgets in Flutter. The Alignment…
ListView makes its children scroll. Most of the time, we require a separator to distinguish between every child of ListView. This separator is basically a divider, which can be a line. In the previous blog post, I wrote about how to use ListViews basically in Flutter. Now, let’s go through how to create a ListView…
In Flutter, when it comes to scrolling- finite or infinite, you should use the ListView widget. The ListView is a scrolling widget that facilitates scrolling through its filled children. In this blog post, let’s discuss how to use ListView properly in Flutter. ListView for Finite Items If the children are very limited or very few…
In the previous blog post, we went through how the multiple animations are managed using methods such as parallel() and sequence(). Now, let’s discuss how to add delays in between animations in react native. When you are composing animations with sequence() and stagger() you can use Animated.delay() method to begin animations after a delay. Let’s…
This is the eighth part of react native animation tutorial series. In this blog post, let’s see how to manage multiple animations in react native. There are three Animated methods for this sequence(), parallel(), and stagger(). The sequence() method accepts an array of multiple animations and runs them one after another, ie sequentially. Following is…
React Native animation tutorials cannot be completed without learning interpolation. Interpolation helps you to create good animations by mapping input ranges to output ranges. It gives you fine control over what output should be attained when a specific input value is fed. For example, this is how you use the interpolate method. What this means…
In the previous tutorials of react native animation series, we discussed how different types of animations are created in react native. In this blog post, let’s see how to start and stop animations in react native. Sometimes, even though we define a specific time for animation we may need it to get stopped to enhance…
In the previous blog post about animation, we discussed how to create spring animation in react native, and now, let’s see how to create animations that loop over how many iterations we define. In order to create looping animations in react native, we should use Animated.loop() method. Wrap your Animations within Animated.loop() and the animations…
In react native, ImageBackground component is used to set a background image for a screen. The ImageBackground component should be the parent and all other components should be its children. Sometimes, we might need to tweak the background images to create visually beautiful screens. In this blog post, I will explain how to darken background…
This is the fourth part of the react native animation tutorial series. I have already posted about fading animations, scaling animations, and moving animations. In this blog post, let’s discuss how to add a spring animation effect in react native. By spring animation what I mean is an animating movement that follows spring animation. In…
Today, I was trying to run a new react native project with some third-party libraries installed. When I executed react-native run-android command I got the following error. Unable to resolve module `@babel/runtime/helpers/interopRequireDefault` from App.js: @babel/runtime/hepers/interopRequireDefault could not be found within the project. Following is the screenshot of the react native error. As mentioned in the…