Why Choose React Native?
React Native unifies development teams by leveraging the same set of technologies on multiple platforms. Here are some of the key reasons why you migh ...
Carlos Kelly
CTO
With more than eight years of experience as a software engineer, Carlos has worked on a wide variety of projects, creating everything from web and mobile apps, to open source software. His computer science and mathematics background has informed his structured, methodical approach to software development. Carlos joined the Formidable team in 2016 where he has focused on creating native and web apps built in React and React Native for companies like Walmart and Starbucks.
Spectacle 7 Now Available
Introducing Spectacle 7, which includes several under-the-hood improvements that improve the overall experience with a couple API changes based on com ...
A New Generation For Spectacle
At Formidable we spent the last five months working on a rewrite of Spectacle. We started with some clear goals to set Spectacle up well for the futur ...
Nuka Carousel: The React Carousel, Rethought and Refined
Nuka Carousel is a pure-React carousel component that can support any kind of component as children, including text and images. Nuka has no built-in d ...
Effortless Assertions and Testing with Enzyme Matchers 6
Enzyme Matchers allows you to run common assertions on your React components using Enzyme in a Jest or Jasmine environment. With it, you can easily te ...
Spectacle 4.0 Has Arrived
Since Spectacle was released in early 2016, it’s been fun spotting it in use in presentations at conferences and meetups. The PacMan progress indicato ...
Introducing Webpack Dashboard & Electron Webpack Dashboard 1.0
After releasing Webpack Dashboard and Electron Webpack Dashboard, we realized that we had hit a sweet spot for developer tooling. Developers wanted to ...
Why React Native is the Best Choice for Making Native Apps
Companies often eschew building native apps, thinking hybrid solutions will be easier and more cost effective to build. They end up shoving a not-so-r ...