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> Not knowing Objective C or Swift I think this is a key phrase here. I'm writing a RN Android app without knowing much about Java.
by epberry 11y ago
> Not knowing Objective C or Swift
I think this is a key phrase here. I'm writing a RN Android app without knowing much about Java.
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- eadz 11y agoYou can write a CRUD like app without any hardware/native code required. However, even when you do need that code - for example I'm building an app that records and plays audio - react native still gives you an advantage in the sense that you only need to expose a hardware API but all the logic still stays in javascript. I've managed to write just enough Objective C and Java to expose some APIs I need, and no more. There is also a lot of react-native npm packages that abstract away the hardware issues, quality & completeness varies however.
- latishsehgal 11y agoHave you run into any gotchas? I am thinking of doing the same thing for a simple app.
- tomtang2 11y agoThere were definitely some head scratchers along the way, I think I address a few of them in this post but I plan to write a few more posts that show how we tackled some issues in more detail so keep an eye out for that.