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Re:AppHub – Update React Native Apps Without Re-Submitting t... by vjeux on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @12:40PM (#10048830)
Right now React Native packager bundles everything in one file but we're actively working on splitting it into many different files and supporting require.ensure() in order to asynchronously load modules.
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Re:AppHub – Update React Native Apps Without Re-Submitting t... by Touche on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @03:11PM (#10049955)
Oh, so you're only going to support WebPack? That's disappointing.
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Re:AppHub – Update React Native Apps Without Re-Submitting t... by skrebbel on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @03:27PM (#10050053)
They take pull requests
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Re:AppHub – Update React Native Apps Without Re-Submitting t... by spicyj on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @04:23PM (#10050368)
No one said anything about webpack. If you have another async module loading syntax you'd prefer I'm sure we'd be happy to look at it.
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Re:AppHub – Update React Native Apps Without Re-Submitting t... by Touche on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @04:40PM (#10050477)
Webpack is the only loader that does require.ensure to my knowledge. To answer your question; there's also System.import() (SystemJS) and require([]) (any AMD loader like requirejs) that are async module loading.
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Re:AppHub – Update React Native Apps Without Re-Submitting t... by spicyj on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @04:49PM (#10050525)
React Native has its own packager, at least for now.
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