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It's not really tips, is it, it's just a high-level React-Native-exists article. While I'm on though, what I'd really want to see in the next great-tips article
by wimagguc 9y ago
It's not really tips, is it, it's just a high-level React-Native-exists article. While I'm on though, what I'd really want to see in the next great-tips article are:
(1) How to make a project more future-proof? (Try it yourself: download any React Native demo app from the past 1-2 years, and see how many of those compiles without complaining about version, platform, what-not.)
(2) An actual cost analysis of a React Native project. My experience is that since most developers are still just learning RN, the good ones are too expensive or too busy, and you'll actually end up paying more for the same app.
- haterswillhate 9y agoIts like these comments just stole my words :) Companies will save time by using frameworks to get product ready. They should really think how future proof the product is more carefully. Its amazing how "loosely" projects are build in big companies because everything need to be ready in 2 or 3 week. Development these days is dangerously going more and more copy paste process. Averange company do not support benchmarks or any other optimisations if it take more than 1 or 2 days to complete.
- mkalygin 9y agoI can confirm the (1) problem. Recently I've tried to compile the app which was built in March 2017 and this was unpleasant and painful process: lots of build errors, version inconsistencies, etc. Regarding (2) I think that good developers are always expensive, no matter which technology they use.