React – Runninghill Software Development

React-Native Push Notifications with Expo in a Managed Workflow

by Uwais OsmanBlog 2 December 20249 December 2024No Comments

In this article we will explore adding Push Notifications to your existing Expo App, using Expo’s push notification service. We will not be using third party push notification services such as OneSignal. This article will cover scaffolding, sending, receiving and testing push notifications on both Android and iOS. Contents: 1. Push Notification Hook 2. Android …

Enhancing Education with a Modern SIS Platform

by Runninghill Software DevelopmentCase Study 19 June 202425 July 2025No Comments

Our collaboration aimed to streamline school finances with efficient fee collection, ensure engaged learning with AI-driven blended education, support educators with robust professional development tools, and monitor school performance with real-time insights—all in one accessible, offline-ready Student Information System (SIS) solution. Challenges: Implementation: Results: These strategic efforts have transformed the SIS solution, fostering a user-friendly, …

Rebuilding Digital Infrastructure for Insurance

by Runninghill Software DevelopmentCase Study 19 June 202425 July 2025No Comments

A leading insurance company brought us in to help with modernization of their digital landscape through building new web front ends, microservices, and cloud migration. Challenges: Implementation: Results: These efforts have paved the way for a more efficient, scalable, and modern digital landscape for the insurance company, ensuring they remain competitive in the digital age.

Introduction to Federated Frontends

by Alex EllisBlog 28 May 202412 June 2024No Comments

Federated micro-frontends extend the concept of microservices to the user interface. Instead of a monolithic front-end application, the UI is decomposed into smaller, autonomous fragments, each responsible for a specific piece of functionality. These fragments, or “micro-frontends,” can be developed, deployed, and updated independently.

Creating a Vite Federated Frontend Application: A Step-by-Step Guide

by Alex EllisBlog 21 May 202412 June 2024No Comments

Micro-frontends (MFs) have gained popularity as a way to split large applications into smaller, more manageable pieces. With the introduction of Webpack 5’s Module Federations, building micro-frontends has become even easier. In this tutorial, we’ll create a Vite federated frontend application using npm, React.js, and Tailwind CSS.