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I created an SDK to make React Native apps more resilient to poor connections.

Um aplicativo mobile não precisa estar completamente offline para se tornar praticamente inutilizável. Às vezes o dispositivo está tecnicamente conectado à internet, mas a conexão está extremamente lenta, instável ou sofrendo perdas constantes. E é aí que começam os problemas: requisições entram em timeout; telas ficam carregando indefinidamente; usuários tentam executar a mesma ação várias…

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A developer has created an open-source SDK called NetResilience for React Native, which aims to make HTTP communication more resilient in poor internet conditions. The SDK assesses the quality of the internet connection, classifying it as EXCELLENT, MODERATE, POOR, or OFFLINE, and allows applications to decide how to handle each request accordingly.

NetResilience provides features such as request queuing, automatic retry, and idempotency protection to prevent duplicate operations. The SDK uses a persistent queue storage and an authentication provider to securely handle requests.

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