One of the issues I’ve found while trying to build the proof of concept for an app is that you need to “pre-populate” it with some dummy data just to test stuff out quickly.
It’s all good and well for strings, numbers, objects, etc. But then if you need to display images it gets a bit tricky.
Assuming you don’t want to use image from an external source, the quickest way to have pre-existing images when testing in a simulator or a physical device is to load them in your project’s assets/ directory (or at least that’s the best solution I’ve found).

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