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The React core team themselves admit that React Native is not about code-reuse, but instead what they call "learn-once-read-everywhere" To require that all java
by marknutter 11y ago
The React core team themselves admit that React Native is not about code-reuse, but instead what they call "learn-once-read-everywhere" To require that all javaScript web frameworks compile down to native app code is ridiculous.
- estefan 11y agoIt might not be about code reuse, but there will be things that can be ported, just not the DOM stuff (e.g. redux/flux logic, other UI-independent business logic). I get the whole "because it's fun" reason - just make it clear that that's the motivation, and don't give the impression it's a serious React competitor if it has major shortcomings. I'm fatigued by the continual "x times faster than React" libraries, as if that really matters. As with all the language/framework debates it comes down to the ecosystem. Raw speed just doesn't cut it for me.
- vardump 11y agoRaw speed, aka better battery life. I avoid (to some extent) apps and websites that consume a lot of phone/laptop battery. Like Quora and many popular newspaper websites.