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Dennis Quesada Cruz

Posted on Mar 9, 2020

I have a infinite loading Dev.To index on my Android app.. why?

#help #android

A few days ago I began to notice that the Dev.To Index in my Android app does not fully load, it stays there forever. I even checked that I had internet at a good speed. If I leave my account everything goes normal, I already uninstalled it several times and it does the same. Does anyone have any idea?

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Phil Ashby • Mar 9 '20 • Edited

I've noticed something similar on my FF browser here, only the <feed> seems to be affected, other listing types work ok.

Browser console says:

TypeError: a.find is not a function Feed.jsx:16:38

off to find the ticket and add this info if not there already :)

Dennis Quesada Cruz • Mar 9 '20

I'll do it too, thanks Phil. If anyone wants to open the issue, please do it for me, im on my way back home.

Phil Ashby • Mar 9 '20

github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to/...

Dennis Quesada Cruz • Mar 9 '20

Thanks a lot! Waiting for news here..

Phil Ashby • Mar 10 '20

Looks like my issue has gone away, closing my ticket.

Dennis Quesada Cruz • Mar 11 '20

That's great, i have now a blank feed 🙄

rhymes • Mar 9 '20

Hi @dcruz1990 , thanks a lot for raising the issue, sorry you have it :(

Would you mind opening an issue ticket on DEV's Android repo?

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By leveraging webviews as much as possible, we can smoothly sync up with our web dev work. And where it makes sense, we can re-implement certain things fully native, or build entirely native features. Life's a journey, not a destination.

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$ ./gradlew tasks --group=custom
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Tasks runnable from root project
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hello - Hello World task

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Thank you!

Dennis Quesada Cruz • Mar 9 '20

I'll do as soon as possible, im on the street back home.

vexonius • Mar 9 '20

Inception

Dennis Quesada Cruz • Mar 9 '20

What? what is that?

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