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I agree with some of these. It's really annoying that Facebook can't figure out how to hire a dozen or so talented developers to focus on the open source side o

I agree with some of these. It's really annoying that Facebook can't figure out how to hire a dozen or so talented developers to focus on the open source side of react and try to minimize the number of warts that people in the community end up having to deal with. While React Native is open source, Facebook does not prioritize needs that are outside of its core use cases. So many frustrating aspects of RN go unfixed by FB, and issues and PRs about them get ignored by the arrogant guy who closes issues without any explanation. Not sure how he thinks he's helping anyone by doing that.

nathan_f77 8y ago
> It's really annoying that Facebook can't figure out how to hire a dozen or so talented developers to focus on the open source side of react Now that I think about it, I think I would actually enjoy being employed to help maintain the React Native project. I really had a lot of fun building a React Native app, but there were so many issues that didn't get any attention. It would be quite fun to spend all day helping people with issues, fixing bugs, writing tests, and merging PRs. That probably sounds like a terrible job to some other developers, but I really enjoy it, and it would be great to get paid for it.