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Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated!

@benandengineering you configured the solution to clear all steps at once as well as each step individually! Neat work, Benson Wainaina !!

Well, as I always say, God is the Architect, I am just the vessel. I am glad that the above tutorial was helpful to you my friend!

@@benandengineering if you say so friend, if you say so; Kudos!

Most welcome.

Hello and a pleasure to make your acquaintance. Okay, that is the expected behavior, because what happens is that the progress is tracked in memory i.e in the Angular Service. This means that each time you refresh the page, the Angular Service will be re-initialized and then the step will go back to step 1. So, what you could do is to sync the step with localstorage and then read the step the next time the application loads and set this in the Angular Service. I hope this helps.

@@benandengineering ok, thanks a lot

Most welcome! Glad I could help.

Yes, this is correct. That is why there is another tutorial for when using Expo. th-cam.com/video/zvPxONBLNXk/w-d-xo.html

Firstly, thanks for the kind words, much appreciated. Secondly, good question and to answer you. The best thing about ngx-translate is that once you specify the files sources, then they will be available in the whole application. So, import once, use everywhere. I hope this helps answer you.

@@benandengineering Thank you for your reply, but I'll need more details. To import the words of each language you have to put {{}} in the html file I guess and if yes in this case I put what in it?

Okay, you will need to pipe it. Have you seen part 2 of the video? It has a complete demonstration of how to use the translation both in HTML as well as in Component. th-cam.com/video/uDnPubV-u-g/w-d-xo.html Let me know if you have any more questions.

@@andsons159 Just simple CSS + SCSS. No UI frameworks were used in this tutorial.

Most welcome, and also thank you for the reminder, just updated the video description with a link to the repository.

@@benandengineering thank you!

Welcome, and if you have any questions, feel free to ask.

Thank you for the kind words, much appreciated.

Hello @immortal3164, a pleasure to make your acquaintance. To answer you: 1. No, I did not use expo, I used RN CLI. 2. I believe it is also possible to use shared components with expo as well, because I have done so in the past. If it is specific issue you have, you can paste a gist here, or we can go through it together. Thanks!

@@benandengineering im using react native + expo + react navigation and I’m getting the error : RNSharedElementTransition is not available didn’t you forget to link react-native-shared-element into your project? I have tried everything it doesn’t work

Can you do a video on it maybe? There are no recent videos that explain how to do it all the videos are 2+ years ago

Roger that, and thanks for the suggestion. Much appreciated! Once the video is ready, I will publish it, and I will ping you. Thanks!