Vladislav Siumbeli

I moved the app from Supabase to Firebase to explore new tech and try @react-native-firebase with Expo.

The migration was smooth, setup simple, and Firestore s offline-first nature fits perfectly for TinyDebt s minimal, local-first philosophy

I recently migrated TinyRecipe from Supabase Firebase using @react-native-firebase, and it worked like a charm with Expo.

The app feels snappier now, especially with Firestore s real-time updates. Also, Expo s native module support has come a long way integration was smoother than I expected!

I've been experimenting with different AI tools and realized: sticking to just one limits you.

Here's how I split my workflow:

• Design (big picture): Antigravity

• Design (details): Cursor Visual Editor

• Overall logic: Claude Code

• Tricky logic that won't solve: Codex

• File cleanup: Gemini CLI

Each tool has its strengths. Mixing them gets way better results than forcing one to do everything.