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We are looking for a React Native developer who can help us integrate Google Fonts with Telugu language support into our existing React Native application. Details: Our app includes content in the Telugu language, and we want to enhance the UI by applying a Telugu-compatible Google Font across relevant components. The goal is to ensure that Telugu text renders clearly and consistently on both Android and iOS devices using a selected Google Font (e.g., Noto Sans Telugu, Baloo Tamma 2, etc.). The integration should be done without affecting existing styling or performance. Requirements: Experience with React Native and font integration Knowledge of supporting Indian languages in mobile apps (especially Telugu) Familiarity with expo-font, react-native-config, or manual linking if needed Ability to test on both platforms for proper rendering

We are looking for an experienced React Native developer to assist us with the following tasks: Integrating Mapbox into our React Native project. Generating APK builds for Android. Deploying the app to the Google Play Store. Payment: ₹500 per hour Availability: The developer should be available to connect tomorrow evening for a detailed discussion and to start the work. Contact: If you’re interested, please reach out on WhatsApp at 99637 80687

While setting up the project, I encountered several issues that disrupted the workflow and kept recurring in a loop. First, the Gradle daemon lock issue prevented me from deleting the .gradle folder because it was locked by another process, showing the error “The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.” Next, there was a Kotlin version incompatibility, where the project expected Kotlin 1.6, but the Gradle plugins used Kotlin 1.8+, resulting in the error “Module was compiled with an incompatible version of Kotlin. Metadata is 1.8.0; expected 1.6.0.” As a temporary fix, I set kotlinVersion = "1.6.21" in build.gradle. I also ran into an unsupported class file major version 64 error because I was using Java 20, which was too new for Gradle. This was fixed by installing Java 17 and pointing org.gradle.java.home in gradle.properties to the correct JDK path. Additionally, dependency resolution failed for components like manifest-merger and zipflinger, throwing 404 errors due to broken URLs or improperly configured Maven repositories. Another issue was the missing React Native Gradle plugin, where the error “Plugin with id 'com.facebook.react.rootproject' not found” appeared, caused by an incomplete React Native setup. Finally, I noticed the react-native folder was missing in node_modules, which resulted in the error “Could not read script 'node_modules/react-native/react.gradle' as it does not exist”, likely because npm install or yarn install hadn’t completed successfully earlier. These issues combined highlight the need to carefully align Java, Kotlin, and Gradle versions, ensure proper dependency resolution, and confirm React Native is fully installed in the project. Unfortunately, these errors keep appearing in a loop, making it challenging to move forward.

basically our app is pacepal User can track their run using the app So what we need now to have a watch integration so user can use watch to make run records and save to database Dev should have experience working with the garmin, coros or suunto api

Getting issue as i have file helperFunction.ts where this module is imported import { Toast } from "toastify-react-native"; which creates issue How to solve this

I don't know how to integrate in-app purchases into my app. Could someone guide me through the process?