Kudos on launching your app! I am a bit disappointed, though, about the iOS app - I had been hoping for a truly native app (built with SwiftUI). Now, I appreciate the app only needs to provide a thin layer on top of the mobile web experience of Hashnode, but it’d been great to provide a truly native experience. Speaking of which, scrolling web content in the iOS app feels slow, and doesn’t use inertia, which makes it harder than necessary to scroll to the bottom of an article.

Thanks Emily Boston - I thought I had marked all code snippets, but there were a few @main instances I missed. Hope I've got them all now.

When running firebase init , the CLI will ask you which folder you want to use as your public directory. You'll probably want to point this at your build (or dist) folder. See this tutorial for an example.

If you haven't used Firebase much in the recent past, you might be interested to hear we added Firebase Hosting , which provides fast and secure hosting for your web app, static and dynamic content, and microservices. You can host your JAMStack app on Firebase Hosting.

We're using LevelDB on the client side in the iOS SDK

Another way to order lists by a specific criterion is to add an artificial sorting key. Let's say you want to enable users to re-arrange their to-do items into the order they plan to work on them (which might not be the same as the task priority). By adding an "order" field and populating this according to the order the user arranged their tasks in, you can implement this use case with Firestore's built-in capabilities.

We've started answering questions just now :-)

Everytime I start working on something new, it takes me some time to wrap my head around it. I found that this gets better over time (especially if the new thing you're learning is similar to something you've done before). And of course, even for new technologies, there will always be people who just seem to be able to understand it in a breeze. But you have to keep in mind that they might have invested a lot more time to dive into this. So - try to not get overly nervous about the fact other people seem to know more than you. If you invest time in learning, you'll eventually get there as well. Also, I find that it helps me to keep in mind that my value is not purely based on my work. People also see you for the person you are :-)