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Built My First React Native App — An Internal Admin Tool for Formant
Took a big step forward today.
I built my first React Native app — a custom internal admin tool for managing blog content and media on , my personal dev and music studio site.
It’s not public, but it’s functional and live on my own Android device. I can now post updates, write drafts, and manage media directly from my phone.
What I Got Working
It’s the first part of a broader toolset I’m building to keep Formant fully in my hands — no third-party platforms, no content lock-in.
Next Steps
This isn’t a product — it’s a personal infrastructure move. But it felt good to take control of my tools and finally build something native.
reactnative #firebase #webdev #indiedev #formant #buildinpublic #androiddev
Took a big step forward today.
I built my first React Native app — a custom internal admin tool for managing blog content and media on , my personal dev and music studio site.
It’s not public, but it’s functional and live on my own Android device. I can now post updates, write drafts, and manage media directly from my phone.
What I Got Working
- Set up a fresh React Native project from scratch
- Built a modular interface without any templates or generators
- Integrated Firebase Auth and handled some runtime quirks with Hermes
- Deployed locally and tested the app on-device
It’s the first part of a broader toolset I’m building to keep Formant fully in my hands — no third-party platforms, no content lock-in.
Next Steps
- Add image upload and edit features
- Expand into scheduling tools and version tracking
- Eventually connect it to my game data and user analytics
- React Native
- Firebase Auth
- Plain JavaScript
- Device-tested on Android
This isn’t a product — it’s a personal infrastructure move. But it felt good to take control of my tools and finally build something native.
reactnative #firebase #webdev #indiedev #formant #buildinpublic #androiddev