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⬡ Rork Dev/2026-07-15Intermediate

A Yellow Warning in Dev, a Crash on Resume — Functions in Route Params

Rork generated navigation code that put a function and a Date into route params. In development it was only a warning. After the OS reclaimed the process, resuming the app crashed with params.onFavorite is not a function. Here is the cause and the fix.

◇ App Dev/2026-06-21Advanced

Your List Jumps Back to the Top — Restoring Scroll Position Across Back Navigation and Process Death

How I rebuilt scroll restoration for a wallpaper grid by splitting it into two unrelated problems — back navigation and process death — covering getItemLayout, save timing, and killing the restore flicker.