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I played around with it a bit over the weekend. You can call it native, but at the same time, it's not completely native. For example, there is no UITableView

I played around with it a bit over the weekend. You can call it native, but at the same time, it's not completely native. For example, there is no UITableView support. That's one of the most common ways to present data. Hell, one of the first things I tried to do. (There is a bug report. They tried to support it but the code was ugly and didn't really play well with react-native so it was dropped). You can create a ListView and the performance (and feel) are great, but it's not a UITableView. You can draw a chevron and make it kind of look like a UITableView but if you have to manually re-create the native UI, it's not really native anymore, is it? It certainly is slick to get instantaneous feedback when you edit your javascript file, though.

mpweiher 12y ago
So: would an instant feedback environment that is "more native" be of interest?
woah 12y ago
I don't ever find myself using the default uitableview much, usually it will contain completely custom cells. Does their ersatz table view have any issues beyond the lack of a chevron?