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Here is an open source React Native app that I recently did for The Andy Warhol Museum: https://github.com/CMP-Studio/TheWarholOutLoud https://github.com/CMP-St

Here is an open source React Native app that I recently did for The Andy Warhol Museum: https://github.com/CMP-Studio/TheWarholOutLoud https://github.com/CMP-Studio/TheWarholOutLoud. (Some of it's more complex features: Floor and region detection through BLE beacons and an audio player that slowly learns preferences and rearranges content.) React Native targets native views instead of the DOM, but other then that it's conceptually and technically very similar to React and should serve as a example of a complex app using React ideas.

simplify 10y ago
I've played around with react native, and I will say it feels nothing like normal react (where "normal" is writing for a web app). The only thing that is similar is syntax. Everything else is new/different: elements, styling, interaction listening, etc.
- pests 10y ago
  This is the thing most people confuse about React. The similarity you see is React, the differences are the implementation for that platform. The elements, styling, and interaction listening is React for Web. The equivalent of the above in React Native is... React for native. Remove all that stuff specific to each platform. What is left is React. Honestly React could be considered it's own design pattern [or a renaming of existing], with fb/ReactJS and fb/ReactNative being the most well known implementations.