I have had a chance to use open core to install Mac OS into a PC recently.
There are a bunch of open core related tutorials outside, so I am not going into much details in this article.
However, the problem with many open core tutorials, as far as I saw when I put my head down last time, is that they get into too much details, and people could easily get lost the big picture when they get the hands dirty.
So, I just mark down some basic concepts and workflows here:
So, we need to upgrade the one of our projects from react native 0.59 to 0.60. In general such upgrade is more difficult than others (e.g. 0.59 => 0.60 ｏor 0.60 =＞0.61) because of two majors changes:
Not sure why it took me so long to find out the trick, and for some reasons I could not find the answer (and question) in stackoverflow...
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Occasionally, we need to use a JS library in our browser side, yet it's only available from the NPM repository.
As usual, the Google result of any NPM related questions will bring you more yes-and-no answers, and leave you in further confusions and headaches.
Well, life better be simpler 🙂
Since we have built the extension of Simple Gmail Notes, and mobile app of Simple Mobile CRM, we have come across all the power and danger of those Google authorization tokens.
Today we would see, in plain English, how the Google authentication works, and how bad it could be when things go wrong. And there are a few advises at the end of the article.
Read more Why You Need To Be Very Careful About Google Authorization (OAuth)