• would like to include the bundle ID switching in here, as well, it's a really key app variant scenario
• IMO I'd kind of like them to still create a 'production-ish' profile, so iOS and android users don't have to use different profiles.
• Let's have them update their package.json commands to include the IS_DEV variable just like the docs
• Changing name based on variant means we really should start with a different app name, like "Art Museum". This will have to be tested throughout
• Build production with the updates screen, and then have them update it on their own, seems more realistic

• fingerprint commands need cwd in there (e.g., ./)
• fingerprint demo: automatically adds config plugin, even though we don't need it, and this changes the fingerprint. Let's remove the config plugin for now and compare
• copy text - add expander
• custom icon code - missing quote
• need to rethink the fingerprint exercise - don't really need to commit it, just to view the changes

• make app group ID based on bundle ID, so its separate from dev and prod // actually, just make it really easy to copy
• hardcoded project names are almost certainly out of date
• Fix janky swift UI (e.g., what's the difference between snapshot and timeline)
• Update to account for share code
• Copy over the full modules content
• I think the swift file should be in files folder?

• will need to clarify that we're removing the dangerous mod from the root of the config plugin when making the real thing
• copy diff stuff
• Android: update java path to include full package name path
• Android: add note about how it derives package name path
• ios: "search for widget" is wrong, it's based off of app name
• clarify that we should return config at the end of the config plugins
• Android: actually failed to find main application once, but only once
• iOS: add note about doing this on a simulator so we can avoid signing for now
• iOS: add notes in case they do want to run it on a device
• iOS clarify all code is added inside the dangerous mode, before returning the config
• iOS: add comments with divider before every section so it makes sense when you copy it
• iOS: move proj file write addition to earlier to se can do some early testing
• Some note about using right-click Format Document a lot
• Add the widget files somewhere in case somebody needs to copy them
• make sure this works with the "dev" app variant

Starter template items:

• Let's make local mode the default and remove API routes, they don't really do anything here.
• make slugs, project names match the workshop repo name

Module items:

• for first exercise, they can copy over entire screen file and wire it up, will feel more like they're building a whole feature
• Share sheet doesn't let you share to photo album on first go with just sharing the URL, thinking it might once we're sharing a file ref, need to see...
• When adding the cropper in Expo Go, I actually get the error as soon as I try reloading, I don't even have to try to use the picker
• Updating the crop() function ... I was tempted to just copy the code, but that function is already there, so maybe needs a little extra clarity.
• useState has wrong type, should be like:

import ImagePicker, { Image as ImageType } from "react-native-image-crop-picker";
// ...
  const [croppedImage, setCroppedImage] = useState<ImageType | null>(null);

• the code for getting the cropped image to display will be different, as you need image.path or something like that
• Disable button should be gray-500 to not match backdrop
• iOS sharing drops a ton of console garbage but still seems to work

• image marker outputs a path, while cropper outputs an object. Need to update module 1 code to use a path all-around in order to make it easier to add module 2 code
• I like doing the PR preview in the PR itself, since you would have a PR to introduce the workflow
• make running on a device optional in case people don't want to switch. It's a little convoluted
• Add steps for setting up EXPO_TOKEN
• can't open the updates URL on the simulator without being able to send a QR code. My workaround is to teach them how to manually construct URL's
• Not gitignoring the native files earlier makes this kind of bad, because you end up pushing all those native library files, so I think we should go back and gitignore them
• I ran into issues because I hadn't forked "for my own purposes". We should make notes about either a) selecting this option in Github Desktop, or b) how to do this in VS Code git ("Branch From...")