Checked Instruction I just started working on this page, please send me comments and suggestions that could improve this site. Please note that if you use the Android app, the instruction is similar to the BlackBerry app below. I will create a separate instruction page for Android app soon. Contents 1 Initial Set-up after Installation 2 SMART task system that combine the best of GTD (Getting Things Done) and MYN 3 Smart Add - natural language date parser 4 ***NEW*** Shortcuts 5 Back-up and Restore - How to Transfer data from one device to another 6 BES - Work Space - Add a public app from the BlackBerry World storefront 7 Settings options that will definitely increase your productivity 8 Automatically add email as task 9 Tips on improving performance 10 Add a category 11 Delete a category 12 Keep categories permanently 13 Add sub-task 14 Automatic Synchronize from remember 15 Sort options 16 How to add recurrent task and edit advance calendar detail 17 Outlook.com a
This page will capture all issues related to Date and React Native mobile app development. Will add more as I go through the development cycle. I will play around with Javascript for a bit before switching to TypeScript. Some of the information below might not be following the best practice as I just started the development process. Will update as I learn more about React Native + Javascript. Storing Date object in AsyncStorage You can store Date object directly into AsyncStorage. Generally in other programming language, you can store the Date object directly in a data storage. However, with React Native, you will get the the Debug Console warning on Expo Go if you do so. I recommend using JSON.stringify() command below to store the date object. Please follow the instruction below. On the side note, you can also store millisecond and use the date toString option but it is not recommended. I would recommend using stringify command as it will store using the toISOString() which is the
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