React Native Expert
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
Inspect currently includes 2 tools:
1. A Chrome extension to scrape a news article from the web, save it along with some commentary as a summary, and share the summary with your followers
The first version of this tool is complete, and future iterations are on hold until the mobile app (#2, below) is completed. It is written in React, though, in case you have skills and interest in that, too.
2. A mobile app, using React Native to support both iOS, Android, and web, with iOS being the target for the initial version, which enables the user to subscribe to other users who create summaries, see those summaries as soon as they are published.
The purpose of this job listing is tool #2. A simple draft version of this has been created (i.e., a "hello world" skeleton), but has some bugs in its iOS portion of the code. Either using it and fixing the bugs, or creating a new project from scratch, is up to the developer.
Note: designs are attached in the PDF. Slide number 3 is the chrome extension, to show where the data comes from, while the rest are about the mobile (and web) app.
1. A Chrome extension to scrape a news article from the web, save it along with some commentary as a summary, and share the summary with your followers
The first version of this tool is complete, and future iterations are on hold until the mobile app (#2, below) is completed. It is written in React, though, in case you have skills and interest in that, too.
2. A mobile app, using React Native to support both iOS, Android, and web, with iOS being the target for the initial version, which enables the user to subscribe to other users who create summaries, see those summaries as soon as they are published.
The purpose of this job listing is tool #2. A simple draft version of this has been created (i.e., a "hello world" skeleton), but has some bugs in its iOS portion of the code. Either using it and fixing the bugs, or creating a new project from scratch, is up to the developer.
Note: designs are attached in the PDF. Slide number 3 is the chrome extension, to show where the data comes from, while the rest are about the mobile (and web) app.