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I have a fair amount of experience developing native Android apps in Java, and have an app for work that I'm developing/maintaining right now. I've also used Re
by kcorbitt 11y ago
I have a fair amount of experience developing native Android apps in Java, and have an app for work that I'm developing/maintaining right now. I've also used React in a couple of medium-sized web apps.
I'm extremely excited about the possibility of developing future functionality for our Android app using React Native. It's not about the language (I find using dynamically typed languages for large systems frustrating, despite how expressive they can be) or even the iOS/web reusability for me -- it's the fact that the React way of seeing the world just makes so much sense. Describing views as a (pure, as long as you're careful) function of state feels so clean to me.
- moonchrome 11y ago>I find using dynamically typed languages for large systems frustrating, despite how expressive they can be Maybe you can find a middle ground in TypeScript ? I think it's really best of both worlds solution when it comes to JS. I think they are working on JSX integration in the latest version.