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I haven't used React Native, but I've ready a few posts from people adopting it. They typically test the waters by writing new app views in React Native instead
by cpeterso 8y ago
I haven't used React Native, but I've ready a few posts from people adopting it. They typically test the waters by writing new app views in React Native instead of rewriting everything. But how much cognitive overhead is there in maintaining multiple toolchains (React Native and native and/or web views) and debugging views in different languages in one app?
- MBCook 8y agoI work on an app that is written with a combination of iOS native code, JS, and server side code. It’s not easy to debug at all. The problem they mentioned where your stack traces just end at layer transitions is a real problem. Even if the server side isn’t involved in the bit you’re working on.
- k__ 8y agoIf you can use Expo you're probably good to go without much tooling.