Author: Annicka Rabida

Since my last blog post I am happy to say that after sitting down with both Dr. McVey and Dr. Pankratz, we were able to figure out the bitmap issue with using an image from the phone’s gallery. We finally

I’ve been working so hard on my application with Dr. McVey that I completely forgot to update my blog! Good news: even more progress has been made. First of all, I figured out how put a photo on my canvas!

I am finally able to post this: I am making real progress! Since my last post I have been able to make immense progress on my mobile application, especially since there are only a few weeks left for me to

So I’m half sad, half happy that I switched my project from React Native to Android Studio as of last Friday. After lots of digging online, it seemed that React Native did not currently support drawing on screen with touch.

Since my last post, I was able to successfully put the image I selected onto the map. The controls below my canvas are still in progress. The bright colors are part of me testing where the button is located while

Since my last blog post, I was able to get rid of the hook error by rearranging my code. I don’t fully understand hooks in React Native, but I learned about them enough to know where to properly place it

I have run into one too many roadblocks when trying to figure out how to do this. React Native’s module titled “Camera Roll” has been deprecated, so I’ve been searching for another library to make this possible. Last week, I

Accessing Photos and More I am happy to say I have found a way to access my device photos while using React Native for both iOS and Android. Expo has its own library for dealing with media library on both

Coding in a brand new language has definitely been a big road bump. I slowly trying to learn aspects of JavaScript with various support pages online, but I finally was able to pick up some textbooks from Dr. McVey to

While I have not started any coding yet, I have planned out my project quite a bit. I successfully set up an environment using React Native. This means I will be using Javascript to code my project. While I have