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React : delete console log

Build for Scale: Optimize app size- delete console log from your app-

3 min readJun 18, 2024

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This series of build for scale: Is About the advanced way to use React native app.

I will talk about methods, best practices, how-to use guides, and advanced approaches on how to use the most used tools, and packages. Taking into account how to structure it in your app, how to architect the solution, and advanced approaches for a performant, secure, and scalable app.

This series is perfect for React Native developers of all levels who want to take their skills to the next level and build apps that stand the test of time. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting, you’ll find invaluable knowledge and practical guidance to transform your React Native development journey I explained in the previous article how to optimise

Introduction

As a developer, Each time when you want to debug or work on your app, we tend to heavily use console logs, or errors or warnings to be able to check the executions of code.

Usually, it can be forgotten due to developer's habits, or included in third-party libraries, which needs to be checked as well, which can cause a lot of issues such as:

  • Privacy Concerns: Console logs can sometimes contain sensitive information like user data or API keys. Leaving…

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Malik Chohra
Malik Chohra

Written by Malik Chohra

React Native, AI, and Tech. I help you stay relevant as a Tech person in the AI age

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