theone-react-native-standards

TypeScript strict mode eliminates implicit any types and catches type errors at compile time. TheOne Studio standards enforce strict mode configuration, ESLint rules, and Prettier formatting across all React Native code to prevent runtime errors and maintain consistency in team projects.

FlatList optimization involves keyExtractor configuration, removing console logs, setting maxToRenderPerBatch, and using memoization. TheOne standards prescribe concrete FlatList patterns including proper key management and platform-specific rendering to prevent lag on large lists.

Zustand and Jotai provide lightweight state management alternatives to Redux. TheOne standards enforce consistent patterns for store organization, hook usage, and immutability across mobile projects to simplify debugging and team collaboration.

Expo Router and React Navigation define how screens connect and parameters pass between them. TheOne standards prescribe specific navigation architecture patterns and routing conventions to maintain consistency and prevent common navigation bugs.

Error boundaries catch component crashes before they freeze the app; structured logging captures actionable diagnostic data. TheOne standards require both patterns in production code to improve reliability, debugging speed, and user experience across iOS and Android.

Platform-specific code isolates iOS and Android implementations using .ios.js and .android.js files or conditional logic. TheOne standards govern when and how to split code by platform to avoid fragmentation while meeting each OS's performance and UI requirements.