docs: Add Bluebirding Application to Showcase #4166
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@lukewalczak I helped @crussell122 get this started, and it looks like there are some missing dependencies to get the docusaurus site up and running, hence the updated As for the aspect ratio issue I provided @crussell122 with a screenshot directly from the iOS simulator of our application. I had to fix this in react-native-paper-dates, the library I co-author, when I copied the showcase code you all have. |
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Hey @crussell122, thank you for your pull request 🤗. The documentation from this branch can be viewed here. |
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Adding the Bluebirding Application to the Showcase.
Looks like there's a few instances of showcase images that are being streched/squished due to the 9:16 aspect ratio of the
showcase-imageCSS class. Is there any reason why images are required to have a 9:16 aspect ratio?