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I was following the Pluralsight course but it looks like Exponent had a big upgrade a while back. Are the old binaries used on the course still available somewh
by hackerboos 10y ago
I was following the Pluralsight course but it looks like Exponent had a big upgrade a while back. Are the old binaries used on the course still available somewhere?
- ccheever 10y agoOne thing that we do that we think is pretty cool is that we figured out a way to include multiple versions of our SDK (and React Native) in a single binary, so stuff you build with old versions will continue to work. Here are the docs for SDK 10 (based on RN 0.33.0): https://docs.getexponent.com/versions/v10.0.0/index.html https://docs.getexponent.com/versions/v10.0.0/index.html And here are the docs for SDK 9 (based on RN 0.31.0): https://docs.getexponent.com/versions/v9.0.0/index.html https://docs.getexponent.com/versions/v9.0.0/index.html You can use either one. Also, all our stuff is open source, so just go back and find the old release tags on Github if you want older versions.
- hackerboos 10y agoThat's awesome. Will this work with your mobile application? I know that's delivered through the app-store so I assume only the latest version is available there? Sorry I'm new to mobile development...
- ccheever 10y agoThe apps in the App Store/Play Store support multiple versions of our SDK. The current versions support back through March. Not sure which SDK version the Pluralsight course is targeting. It might be easier to follow our docs here: https://docs.getexponent.com/versions/latest/introduction/index.html https://docs.getexponent.com/versions/latest/introduction/in... which will always be up to date.