Oh my God I'm not the only one who hates working on KeyboardAvoidingView on android, this is a very interesting conversation, you guys should really do a live stream, hopefully I'll be able to join
It's just so ridiculously inconsistent! When you take into account devices that have soft buttons, that don't, that have full screens etc, it's just not gonna work right on 100% of devices. Especially when you have UI situations where you might have a normal TextInput in the middle of the screen but then another that's maybe positioned at the bottom, if you're building a chat functionality in your app, for example.
i'm literally having issues with this right now LOL, i used to work with keyboard aware scroll view component, it used to work flawless, but then i decided to use the native component, and it has been A NIGHTMARE
It's always a pain using inputs in scrollview and keyboard visible. I developed a number of apps but I still have problems configuring it. If content is not longer than screen height, just give it a minHeigh=deviceHeight, so problem solved. But if it is, its nightmare.
every project ever the keyboard avoiding view will ruin everything, my best tip is to wrap keyboard avoiding view in your own component and do platform specific configuration and offsets in order to get it working everywhere
I feel that I will never master KeyboardAvoidingView. It's hard to identify which view to wrap and it goes on. Only the dead can know peace from this evil.
this is totally my story. I once was working in bare project of expo and for some reason had to move on to the managed one and then I became to do this 'KeyboardAvoidingView' and It was not what I had been expecting so I had to move on to the bare project again to modify android xml ahhhhh It was terrible
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So it's not just me that sucks at dealing with keyboarding avoiding view. I feel so much better now.
KeyboardAvoidingView gives me nightmares
I am working on it right now... and it sucks so hard. Even worse when you have to combine it with a Flatlist or ScrollView.
Until you’ve tried to use KeyboardAvoidingView inside of a react-native-screens/native-stack modal, you haven’t truly seen the darkness.
😂😂😂 Complete misery
Im really enjoying your conversations. Keep it going guys, good work!
The support group I really need
So good to see you here John ☺️
Add scrollview for user to scroll up
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Oh my God I'm not the only one who hates working on KeyboardAvoidingView on android, this is a very interesting conversation, you guys should really do a live stream, hopefully I'll be able to join
It's just so ridiculously inconsistent! When you take into account devices that have soft buttons, that don't, that have full screens etc, it's just not gonna work right on 100% of devices. Especially when you have UI situations where you might have a normal TextInput in the middle of the screen but then another that's maybe positioned at the bottom, if you're building a chat functionality in your app, for example.
William is definitely right that Expo changes windowSoftInputMode between the Expo development client and the built APK. So aggravating
i'm literally having issues with this right now LOL, i used to work with keyboard aware scroll view component, it used to work flawless, but then i decided to use the native component, and it has been A NIGHTMARE
It's always a pain using inputs in scrollview and keyboard visible. I developed a number of apps but I still have problems configuring it. If content is not longer than screen height, just give it a minHeigh=deviceHeight, so problem solved. But if it is, its nightmare.
Hahaha, thank god I am not alone in this one.
The struggle is real haha, most relatable video.
So why don't we disable it on Android if it already avoids obstructing the view?
Bonjour..cant agree more.
Hello William Candillon can you discuss about expo-background-fetch why it doesn't work in ios but working fine in android
every project ever the keyboard avoiding view will ruin everything, my best tip is to wrap keyboard avoiding view in your own component and do platform specific configuration and offsets in order to get it working everywhere
Great guys thanks
I feel that I will never master KeyboardAvoidingView. It's hard to identify which view to wrap and it goes on.
Only the dead can know peace from this evil.
I can totally relate to the problem you just stated. It's a real pain while coding a custom form component
Oh all you guys are in misery too? Goddd hugs for everyone here, ahahahaha. Thanks, I feel much better now.
I completely agree that it should be named Ios to prove it only works there
The feel of misery. That is EXACTLY the feeling you get. Platform specific paddings and other crap 💩
this is totally my story.
I once was working in bare project of expo and for some reason had to move on to the managed one
and then I became to do this 'KeyboardAvoidingView' and It was not what I had been expecting
so I had to move on to the bare project again to modify android xml ahhhhh It was terrible
Wait what? On android it works without using . The keyboard thing is handled automatically on Android
AdjustPan isn't the same as iOS. AdjustPan moves whole app window to the top.
I use scrollView instead of KeyboardAvoidingView *small hack*
What is keyboard avoiding view ?? I'm not into this stuff properly
@@neeshsamsi Here's the reference - reactnative.dev/docs/keyboardavoidingview
No one build a AvoidingKeyboardAvoidingView yet that actually works?
That show how immature react native really is.
it sucks.