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Comment [You Can’t Solve Problems You’ve Never Seen](https://hashnode.com/posts/you-cant-solve-problems-youve-never-seen/6ac55a796146bc435092a5c6)

[Rishita Sharma](https://hashnode.com/@narawaybuilder)

[Oct 9](https://hashnode.com/posts/you-cant-solve-problems-youve-never-seen/6ac55a796146bc435092a5c6/comment/6ac879e8fdbcb7b4c54995e4)

The jump from URLs and browser history to a navigation stack and app lifecycles is exactly what tripped me up coming from web too. I've found the platform specific bugs only really click once you've shipped something and watched it break on a real device. Was there one Android or iOS quirk that took you longest to figure out?