jamonholmgren

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   by jamonholmgren 3y ago

   It's the best way to build React Native apps, with very few exceptions, these days. (I have been building RN apps of all types since it came out in 2015.)
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   by jamonholmgren 5y ago

   I don't disagree, but you kind of answered your own question here: > Unless companies start hiring to mentor people this will not change, and probably TS will just eat all the others in the long run. You and I both know this will no
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   by jamonholmgren 5y ago

   I suppose this is going to become part of the HN lexicon now...
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   by jamonholmgren 5y ago

   Someone pointed this out to me on Twitter this morning and it's an aspect I didn't even think about. Most third-party SDKs have a JS version which generally (not always) works with React Native. Can't really say the same for
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   Flutter is better than React Native in all the ways that don't matter(shift.infinite.red)

   3 points by jamonholmgren 5y ago|0 comments
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   by jamonholmgren 9y ago

   I used to recommend unroll.me to people but eventually found that relentlessly unsubscribing from things worked better anyway. I assumed they were making money from ads, but should have known better. I have a few simple rules I follow to hi