Zero: sync engine that lets client apps query the full backend database directly using a custom query language called ZQL. Works with Postgres. https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/introduction

https://go.dev/ This Go snippet demonstrates Goroutines, Channels, Pipelines, and native HTTP/TCP support. • Goroutines: Lightweight threads managed by Go, created with go func(). They let you run tasks concurrently. • Channels: Typed pipes that let goroutines safely communicate. You can send (ch <- val) and receive (val := <-ch) data without locks. • Pipelines: A series of goroutines connected by channels. Each stage processes data and passes it to the next, enabling clean, concurrent workflows.

Project Setup Create a new project 1npx create-expo-app@latest app-name Router documentation: Available at Expo docs for navigation setup Template option: TripPlan social travel template available on CodeCanyon Push Notifications Two types available: Push Notifications: Remote via Expo Push Service, APNs (iOS), or FCM (Android) Local Notifications: In-app scheduling without external servers Installation and Setup 1npx expo install expo-notifications Free tier: Up to 600 notifications per second at no cost Setup guide: Expo push notifications setup Pricing FAQ: Expo push notifications FAQ Server-Side Integration For backend integration, use the Node.

From Postman Collections to API Docs Use Postman collections in workflows. OpenAPI is the industry standard for APIs. Here’s how to turn your Postman collections into nice API docs. Step 1: Get OpenAPI from Postman 1curl --location --request GET 'https://api.getpostman.com/collections/9000792-baf934a6-d53d-4fe8-8732-d512f955f686'/transformations \ 2--header 'X-Api-Key: PMAK-660bb9d70491ad0001d1f7ab-587f4f4769983f197ebcf6450acbfee7fb' | jq '.output | fromjson' > GoogleAdsOpenAPI.json This converts your Postman collection to OpenAPI format. Replace the collection ID and API key with yours. Step 2: Build docs 1npx @redocly/cli build-docs GoogleAdsOpenAPI.