ccheever

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by ccheever 9y ago
his position now is just "co-founder". https://www.dropbox.com/about
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by ccheever 9y ago
Hi- Cofounder of Expo here. Was really fun to work with the Repl.it team on this. This came out really well. It's such a good way for novices to learn to make mobile apps.
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by ccheever 10y ago
We think the products are so different that people won't get confused but if it turns out to be a problem, we'll figure something out. Sketch the design tool is great. We use it.
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by ccheever 10y ago
We thought it was such a different product that people wouldn't be confused at all. But if it turns out to be a problem, we'll figure something out. Thanks for the feedback!
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by ccheever 10y ago
Thanks! The magical feeling from seeing things update right away after every keystroke is my favorite part of it too. We'll keep working on making the flow of navigating to your sketch on your phone as smooth as possible. Certainly som
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by ccheever 10y ago
Thank you so much! The drag and drop components list in Sketch was partly inspired by Deco. Keep up the good work :)
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by ccheever 10y ago
This is integrated! Click the Preview switch at the bottom and you'll see it.
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by ccheever 10y ago
Hi! I worked on this and am happy to answer any questions about it :)
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Introducing Sketch: A Playground for React Native from Expo (YC S16)(blog.expo.io)
331 points by ccheever 10y ago|134 comments
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by ccheever 10y ago
React Native or something like it is almost definitely the future. It's totally unreasonable to write two totally separate copies of your app using languages that take a while to build and compile. React Native basically solves this an
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by ccheever 10y ago
Hey! Some people have set up some stuff for doing ClojureScript with Expo. https://docs.expo.io/versions/v14.0.0/guides/using-clojuresc... You can find them in the #clojurescript channel in the Expo community
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by ccheever 10y ago
(I work on Expo) CRNA doesn't use our app building service (which is free) or integrate with it, though you can take a CRNA project and use it with the rest of our tools like the app building service. Also, CRNA does support ejecting w
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by ccheever 10y ago
Exponent | Software Developer | Palo Alto, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | https://getexponent.com Exponent lets web developers build truly native apps that work across both iOS and Android by writing them once in just JavaScript. It&#
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by ccheever 10y ago
Exponent | Software Developer | Palo Alto, CA | ONSITE, INTERNS, FULL-TIME | https://getexponent.com Exponent lets web developers build truly native apps that work across both iOS and Android by writing them once in just JavaScr
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Exponent SDK v11.0.0 is now available(blog.getexponent.com)
3 points by ccheever 10y ago|0 comments
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by ccheever 10y ago
Hi- Exponent exposes all of the React Native built-in APIs which encompass a lot of what you're asking about. For example, here is the Clipboard API: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/clipboard.html
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by ccheever 10y ago
We want to add video recording support. It's on our list but probably a few months out.
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by ccheever 10y ago
Some of the biggest differences are: (1) Exponent is a free open source project, and we don't try to charge developers to use it. (Titanium is open source now but they try to make money by charging people for premium features--which is
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by ccheever 10y ago
I think it should? If you had Linux running on it and a monitor and keyboard hooked up, I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work. If there are any problems, they would probably be easy to fix. The thing I'd be most wo
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by ccheever 10y ago
Exponent apps have URLs, so if you have the URL for an Exponent app, you can just download the Exponent developer app from the iOS App Store / Play Store and then open the URL. Ex. Try opening https://getexponent.com/@e
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by ccheever 10y ago
For Linux, you have to build it from source. https://github.com/exponentjs/xde#build-from-source It's usually pretty smooth to do so.
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by ccheever 10y ago
The 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: ht
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by ccheever 10y ago
One 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
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by ccheever 10y ago
What I'm working on -- along with a couple other people -- is Exponent, a way to make native iOS and Android apps by writing them just once in just JavaScript. It's based on React Native. https://getexponent.com/
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by ccheever 10y ago
You can think of it as kind of like Rails for React Native--Exponent takes care of a bunch of things for you that are a pain in the butt to setup, like push notifications. Facebook login, etc. Here's a 2 minute video that I think expla
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by ccheever 10y ago
the biggest and best example right now is the Android version of Li.st. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=st.li.listapp&... In general, people have been really happy using Exponent so far. It doesn
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by ccheever 10y ago
React Native on Android has gotten way better over the last year. In general, Android phones just have worse performance than iPhones (even when they have better specs -- I'm not totally sure why) regardless of whether you're deal
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by ccheever 11y ago
Interesting that the APIs on tvOS are basically just iOS with half of it ripped out.
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by ccheever 11y ago
one of the points he makes in the memo is that holocracy doesn't mean that there is no structure. it's just a different structure than the traditional hierarchy.
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by ccheever 11y ago
cool. if you do, let me know if it works well for you.

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