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by dabbott 9y ago
www.reactnativeexpress.com :D Thanks for the great feedback! I should probably link to the React Native version somewhere.
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by dabbott 9y ago
:D
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by dabbott 9y ago
Yes! You can directly include the React library via a script tag, or however else you want. However, it's definitely most common to use node to bundle your app with webpack, browserify, rollup, etc.
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React Express – The All-In-One Beginner's Guide to React, ES2015, Webpack and More(github.com)
5 points by dabbott 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: React Express – Learn React Through Interactive Examples(react.express)
1 points by dabbott 9y ago|0 comments
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by dabbott 10y ago
Great job Expo team! :) I think between Sketch and Create-React-Native-App, you guys are solving the single biggest problem in React Native right now: getting started. The relatively complex environment setup really discourages newcomers. O
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by dabbott 10y ago
The "React" part is the same regardless of web or native. But there are a lot of other concerns for web (css, DOM stuff, and integrating libraries that use those two). Ideally web is just another taraget :) https://gith
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by dabbott 10y ago
:( I will fix. Thanks for the error message. I only use findIndex once, fortunately.
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by dabbott 10y ago
:D That's what I like to hear!
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by dabbott 10y ago
For sure! There was definitely demand to know more about Couchbase Mobile at my class, so I know it's relevant for people using RN.
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by dabbott 10y ago
Ah! Nice catch. Will fix.
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by dabbott 10y ago
I'd be interested in hearing from people who have learned through this site, but my aim is: One should be able to learn React Native directly through this tutorial, without starting with React for web. The main prerequisite is ES5 Java
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by dabbott 10y ago
I honestly haven't tried Couchbase mobile or CloudantSync. I got a few questions about Couchbase when I was teaching my last class on RN, and I've been meaning to try it. It sounds powerful and popular.
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by dabbott 10y ago
I have seen it done, so it's definitely possible, but haven't tried myself. My guess would be you probably need to know the native side on iOS/Android decently well for this, but I'm just speculating here.
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by dabbott 10y ago
Fixed :)
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by dabbott 10y ago
Fixed! Man, deploying while on HN is scary.
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by dabbott 10y ago
Hah. You are right :P I will fix.
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by dabbott 10y ago
Ah, thanks. I will change. I was going off my own memory from talking to a few Realm guys months ago, but clearly I should've just rtfm :)
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by dabbott 10y ago
Totally agree with you on that. When I have a little more time I'm gonna add that. The compiled output starts out awesome with the first few sections, and then just gets tedious and weird.
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by dabbott 10y ago
Thanks Brent! Means a lot coming from a core contributor / mr. exponent :)
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Show HN: React Native Express – Learn React Native Through Interactive Examples(reactnativeexpress.com)
496 points by dabbott 10y ago|53 comments
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by dabbott 10y ago
From the beginning, we always wanted it to be free for developers. Mainly because we, as developers, want our tools to be free and open source. And an IDE is such a difficult problem that it really needs the community to make it successful.
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by dabbott 10y ago
This is actually a pretty interesting perspective. I hadn't really thought about how I basically use my Mac like a shiny silver Linux box. But it is so very nice and shiny... well anyway... Deco is an Electron app, so it should build f
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by dabbott 10y ago
Linux support would be awesome too. Based on our beta, we got twice as many signups for Windows as Linux, so we're probably gonna prioritize Windows support unless we get a lot of sudden Linux interest.
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by dabbott 10y ago
It's an Electron app, so it should build for Windows without too much trouble. If you're interested, give it a shot and let us know how it goes :) None of us are Windows experts, so happy to take any pull requests for Windows su