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●GPT-6.1 SOL — Added to Rork's model menu (09-29) with Low, Medium and High effort; included on Pro and Max●SONNET 5.5 — Claude Sonnet 5.5 is selectable: strong at UI design and faster than Sonnet 5 (09-28)●SDK 58 — Beta since 09/15 with no stable date yet; running projects in Expo Go has required login since 09/03●WIDGET — A write-up traces an iOS widget that renders black only in production builds●OBSERVE — EAS Observe now records native crashes too (SDK 57.0.21 or later, 10/07)●NEW — My App Open Ad Only Showed When the App…●GPT-6.1 SOL — Added to Rork's model menu (09-29) with Low, Medium and High effort; included on Pro and Max●SONNET 5.5 — Claude Sonnet 5.5 is selectable: strong at UI design and faster than Sonnet 5 (09-28)●SDK 58 — Beta since 09/15 with no stable date yet; running projects in Expo Go has required login since 09/03●WIDGET — A write-up traces an iOS widget that renders black only in production builds●OBSERVE — EAS Observe now records native crashes too (SDK 57.0.21 or later, 10/07)●NEW — My App Open Ad Only Showed When the App…
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⟐ Business/2026-08-11Intermediate

Four Countries, Not the World: Checking Which of My Six Apps the September 30 Deadline Actually Touches

Android developer verification goes live on September 30, 2026 in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. Here's how to decide from your own install data whether that date is urgent for you, and what actually blocks indie developers.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-27Intermediate

Catch Real-Device Bugs Before You Ship: A Pre-Submission Checklist for Rork Share Links

Rork's editor preview runs in an ideal environment, so it hides bugs that only appear on real hardware. Here are the seven device differences to clear before you hand out a share link, in the order to check them, with the code to set up first.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-18Advanced

Turning Rork App Crash Reports You Can Actually Read — Field Notes on dSYM Recovery, Context Logs, and Staged Distribution

You added Crashlytics, but the stack traces are unreadable. Field notes on restoring dSYM/mapping symbols, logging the context that led to a crash, and gating distribution with App Distribution and GitHub Actions.