Start with Clean, Organized Code
Enforce Type Safety with TypeScript
Manage State Intelligently
Optimize for Performance
Keep Dependencies Lean
Automate Builds and Testing
Design for Real Users
Secure and Document Everything
Start with Clean, Organized Code
1. Start with Clean, Organized Code
We structure projects by features, not file types, keeping each module self-contained and scalable. From the start, we avoid cluttered “utils” folders and use monorepo tools like Nx or Turborepo when the app grows large.
Enforce Type Safety with TypeScript
2. Enforce Type Safety with TypeScript
Every component, prop, and API call is strongly typed. This reduces bugs before runtime and ensures smoother collaboration across large teams.
Manage State Intelligently
3. Manage State Intelligently
We combine local state and React Query for efficient data handling and use lightweight tools like Zustand or Redux Toolkit only when necessary.
Optimize for Performance
4. Optimize for Performance
We use FlatList and React memo to optimize images, and the Hermes engine to maintain speed. Each sprint includes performance testing on both iOS and Android.
Keep Dependencies Lean
5. Keep Dependencies Lean
We rely only on trusted, well-maintained libraries. Fewer native dependencies mean fewer upgrade issues and better long-term stability.
Automate Builds and Testing
6. Automate Builds and Testing
Our CI/CD setup with Fastlane, EAS, and CodePush ensures smooth releases. All commits pass linting, unit tests (Jest), and end-to-end tests (Detox) before merging.
Design for Real Users
7. Design for Real Users
We include offline capabilities, multi-language support, accessibility, and dark mode from day one—so the app performs well for every user, everywhere.
Secure and Document Everything
8. Secure and Document Everything
We safeguard credentials using Keychain and Keystore, monitor issues with Sentry or Bugsnag, and maintain clear documentation for every build and release process.
