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by lawgimenez on Tuesday November 15, 2022 @08:57PM
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React Native hasn't yet reached v1.0. Or several critical issues hasn't been addressed yet as of now.
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by yCombLinks on Tuesday November 15, 2022 @10:14PM
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React Native, named after their open source project that is incredibly successful, widely used, completely reshaped the front end dev world, etc... Not sure if an offshoot of a world class project not gaining traction is a mark against them.
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by lawgimenez on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @04:34AM
(#33620721)
It didn’t reshaped the mobile dev world though.
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by kridsdale2 on Thursday November 17, 2022 @03:45PM
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In a way it has. Just not directly. Everyone is abandoning (for example on iOS) imperative style (Cocoa and UIKit) for React style (RxSwift, ComponentKit, SwiftUI). It's the biggest shift in native UI programming in more than a decade.
There recently was a thread here on the impact of layoffs on React. And apparently even Facebook has abandoned react for anything but internal projects.
> And apparently even Facebook has abandoned react for anything but internal projects
I... what? Do you have a source or speculating to create fear of future support?
I'm nearly certain this is untrue.
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by lawgimenez on Thursday November 17, 2022 @10:13PM
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Go to RN’s GitHub and go to insights. This will answer your questions.