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by dikaiosune 10y ago
You do need an Expo account to create a standalone app. If you want to create an app for the App or Play Stores yourself (i.e. without an account), then you'll need Xcode and/or Android Studio.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
I'm very sensitive to the concerns you've raised in this thread. I've discussed these issues quite a lot, and ultimately decided that it's better to provide a net win to the React Native tooling ecosystem, and try to smo
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Idx: Easily access deeply nested nullable fields in JavaScript(facebook.github.io)
42 points by dikaiosune 10y ago|19 comments
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Babel is on by default in the React Native packager, which is indeed used under the hood by both CRNA and Expo's devtools. The template projects include a .babelrc file. The `registerRootComponent` function is essentially a facade to `
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
It does. There's an option to include the sdk in the ejected app, but it's not the default.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Hi! Sorry you ran into problems. Was this just using the basic starter project? If you want to include some platform information in a GitHub issue I'd love to look into this.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Sorry for piling on! This is definitely something we could be clearer on in the docs.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Which build server? If you have an Expo account you can create a "standalone app" with our service, but that's not a part of CRNA's workflow and it's certainly not required to use this tool.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Hi! Expo is definitely a private entity, but the tools used by CRNA are also definitely open source: https://github.com/exponent/exponent https://github.com/exponent/exponent-sdk https:/&#x2
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Probably not. One of the biggest advantages of CRNA is that we built it from the ground up to not require integrating with Expo's accounts or services. If you've already opted-in to those services, then you're probably gettin
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
The biggest advantages of CRNA right now are: * Doesn't require an Expo account * Faster to get started than using XDE * Smooth 'eject' integration with react-native-cli, if you know that you're eventually going to need
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Hi! I wrote a bunch of the code for CRNA (although it obviously builds on a lot of great work from Facebook and Expo people). Happy to answer questions. I'll be doing a brief demo during my lightning talk at ReactConf -- livestreamed a
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Webkit is the only acceptable browser engine on iOS. Firefox and Chrome both use webkit on iOS.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
I am betting that there are Chrome devs who feel that Firefox didn't deprecated NPAPI quickly enough - it was something like two and a half years ago when Chrome did the same.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
There are definitely areas where rust and python are closer in abstraction level than you might initially think. For example, rust's iterator trait enables things which are remarkably powerful when compared against python comprehension
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Hey! Super useful, thanks. Quick question: news.ycombinator.com (as an example) is listed in the README as a potentially affected site, but I don't see it in the raw dump that I've downloaded. Am I crazy?
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
I've been tinkering with a Python notebook for a few minutes to try to quickly assess how much of my LastPass vault is affected: https://gist.github.com/dikaiosune/0ca7829884b3b3f790418f0f1... Improvements welcome
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
A little less than a year ago I worked on a bioinformatics project in rust, and I think it came out very well. My perception was that bio is a field where most practitioners rely on high speed code written by someone else that can be called
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
It does look like the afl.rs project (afl for rust code) has been run on regex: https://github.com/frewsxcv/afl.rs#trophy-case Which resulted in just one issue? I'm not sure how long they fuzzed or what the method
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Yep! I just haven't explored the options much since tokio matured more (I was at the hack night last fall for it and was very excited, but haven't tried it in the last couple of months) or since rocket was announced.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
I wouldn't describe any of the issues I've had as major. There have been several papercuts (some of which are resolved by the current release), and I'm honestly not a huge fan of the iron library that I've used. I thin
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
The application is using iron, but I think at some point in the future I'd like to try building part of it in either raw tokio/hyper or using rocket.rs.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
This is pretty major. In anticipation of this release, I was able to remove all nightly feature flags from a smallish web backend which makes heavy use of type-driven codegen (serde and diesel). Really, truly, utterly fantastic to have sta
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
If you write to support@getexponent.com, it will get to the right people until we resolve that. Sorry! EDIT: The jobs@getexponent.com email has been fixed.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
> There are libraries similar to Lottie, such as Marcus Eckert’s Squall and Facebook’s Keyframes, but our goals are slightly different. Facebook picked a small set of After Effects features to support, since they were focusing mainly on
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Introducing Lottie: Airbnb's tool for adding animations to native apps(medium.com)
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Parallelizing Enjarify in Go and Rust(medium.com)
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Assigning blame to unsafe code(smallcultfollowing.com)
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
IIRC that's the only option in the standard library, but event loop and coroutine implementations are available from the crate ecosystem.
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by dikaiosune 10y ago
Rust uses https://github.com/rust-community/bors which maintains a linear queue of PRs which can only land after being rebased onto the commits before the PR and subsequently passing tests.

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