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the biggest and best example right now is the Android version of Li.st. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=st.li.listapp&hl=en https://play.google.co

the biggest and best example right now is the Android version of Li.st. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=st.li.listapp&hl=en https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=st.li.listapp&... In general, people have been really happy using Exponent so far. It doesn't work for all use cases yet since we are still beefing up the roster of native modules that are included, but you can do most of the stuff that most apps need already, and we're adding more every day.

tnuwin 10y ago
As a native android/ios engineer, that's great to see cross-platform tools like this create an app that's got decent traction. My biggest gripe though is there hasn't been a x-platform tool to get the native feel completely right. Obviously your SDK is going through its iterations to refine this, but actions such as the pull-to-refresh widget flicker twice on some screens. There'll be some screens w/ the ListView/RecyclerView where when you scroll to the bottom there'll be inconsistencies w/ the pull-effect (sometimes it will show, sometimes it won't). The alert-popups feel kind of awkward. I'm super picky when it comes to UI/UX which is why I still prefer native on both platforms. But keep up the good work!