thank you for the great lib you have been developing here. It really seems to meet our expectations so far which are:
Similar result as iOS native Shadow especially height: 0 to only display horizontal shadow for instance without overflow visible or the least possible
Intuitive usage similar to original style implementation of iOS shadow
Works everywhere and easy to use...
Easier to use and understand than react-native-shadow-2 that is from my perspective a bit confusing.
But, I'm concerned of the maintainability of this lib in the long term. Many people reported some issues about Turbo modules or some memory leaks that you haven't responded to. Also there are some PRs that could probably be merged. I believe react-native-drop-shadow can overtake react-native-shadow-2 if it is a bit more up to date and better maintained, what do you think of this and what is your plan for the futur?
Hi @73k05,
First of all thanks for your positive comment and review.
I will consider and spend time on this project, maybe there will be an update to solve the Turbo issue.
Thanks again for your interest.
Hi @hoanglam10499
thank you for the great lib you have been developing here. It really seems to meet our expectations so far which are:
height: 0
to only display horizontal shadow for instance withoutoverflow
visible or the least possiblereact-native-shadow-2
that is from my perspective a bit confusing.But, I'm concerned of the maintainability of this lib in the long term. Many people reported some issues about Turbo modules or some memory leaks that you haven't responded to. Also there are some PRs that could probably be merged. I believe
react-native-drop-shadow
can overtakereact-native-shadow-2
if it is a bit more up to date and better maintained, what do you think of this and what is your plan for the futur?Regards 73k05