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Typescript is still in Beta?

I've watched a lot of Elixir talks, this was one of the best!

Implementing this is difficult without full demo code. Also, if AEAD.js is an ES6 module you'll need to use a module worker which you don't mention here

I’ve been racking my brains for 6 hours about how to use the fucking eas to continue developing the application with bluetooth. the most crutch I've ever encountered in many years of development

will it possible to connect ble with bluetooth speaker to play music with expo app

very nice explanation of end to end encryption, however what it is also doing is hiding chat history between the 2 parties, i have 3 computers in my house and my phone, my phone is the only devise that shows me my entire chat history, my computers are missing chat logs in messenger that go back to april. it is really frustrating when your chatting with a friend and you dont have a clue what they are responding to. the other problem is when i do drive maintenance like ccleaner or bleach bit, it whipes all my chat history to a certain point. i looked on redit where people needed their chat logs for court appearances as evidence and its lost because of end to end encryption.

please make video how can i add action button on notification panel

How about now using a transform stream to chunk the readable stream and pipe to your encrypt function.

who'd have thought Joaquin Phoenix was a programmer too!

really cool video, hoping for an update in 2024.

so I doubt this after 4 years😂. because now I gonna implement this. The thing is that if I use Django as the back end, is it mandatory to use the express engine?

this is a perfect video, for what i was looking i found out. Thank You pusher.... looking for forward for more videos and learning like this...

Hi Rohan, is the repo for the example code available?

Xstate is so simple and straight forward Tired of redux jungy bunker

Super Sir Your, Please share Video Wordpress With react Please

This video is a must for anyone who's about to jump into Svelte world. Thank you so much @lihautan

and code?

Its good, but why I should use this instead of JSDocs?, I dont find any advantage over jsdocs

Grate talk, Thanks a lot. 🖤

This talk would have benefited from running it by a ReactNative/TypeScript dev first. There is a bunch of unimportant (and plain wrong) explanations about the state of tech. But this IS an interesting idea, and I would have loved a higher resolution view of the ACTUAL differences and unique aspects (both good and bad).

Very interesting idea. Especially nowadays Figma can just export pretty decent UI layer. You just need to connect it. I have similar experience with TS, I cannot trust it completely and therefore it’s not as helpful as I would need. Also the pain of writing e2e tests is spot on.

Seems like dioxus is a better abstraction for this use case

Excellent.

Sir when this React native new architecture will come ?

Hi Rohan, is the repo for the example code available?

The main problem in this presentation is the name of the presentation.

Subject-Oriented Programming! No OOP.

Great talk, it gave a lot of insight of how react native works

Why there is no Xamarin as cross platform option ?

RN devtools still leave a lot to be desired for sure.

Great! Good job!

I've just starting with Rust development, and I am no Android developer. Just delivered my first Crux+Android app this week, and it worked very well, seems promising. Reusing all your structs in the backend (Axum) is really a big win for me.

Great session

capacitor is much better than react native.

Love the presentation, but I dont think Airbnb was wrong, Expo two years ago was full of problems for production level apps (i dealt with many of those) and later the maturity of his upgrades make that today Expo its a good choice. So, in 2018.. if your were Airbnb youre bassicaly trapped in user experience capabilities until.. 2021?, thats a lot of loss market and money. This is the same with React Native Web, i've been in a project that used it back in 2018 and it was almost impossible to work with that many workarounds. Today universal apps are pure gold, we used it a lot where i work. Tech changes and matures, i now that the title is just for fun but maybe something like "Why Airbnb can go back to React Native now" could be more accurate

Although purposely brief you have done well in relating perspective context and reality in software architecture.

Hello! I was wondering. Was this developed using Expo or just the standard React Native CLI?

You have actually video titlted "Why Airbnb was wrong to ditch React Native in 2018 - Mohammad Javad - RNL - August 2023" then this video.

The title is either misleading or the conclusion doesn't follow the presentation. RN wasn't mature enough at the time, so they should have kept using it? Maybe a better title would be "Why Airbnb might want to revisit using React Native"?

I don't really think Airbnb did anything wrong at ditching RN, they expose their needs and the lack of support for those features they needed, for instance shared element transitions and navigation, now we have native shared element transitions and native navigation. The image with the guys and the pickaxe is kind of insulting tbh, sometimes you need to be realistic and give up, they stated that they needed to support three platforms instead of two, back then RN could not solve the problem for them, so they moved on and that's all, nothing inherently wrong with it.

Here's the thing: Go for native if you: 1. have at least 10 engineers (5 android, 5 ios each) 2. the app is B2C 3. have millions in revenue 4. want the full power Otherwise RN is a great choice. With RN, you'll move fast (even if you only need either iOS or Android, not both) but sometimes you have to pick an npm package that's a little bit limiting but there's no better alternatives. You have to compromise few times but it's not a big deal if you're not hyper focused on apps and top-notch user experience. For example: React Navigation is a great library, I mean, it's powerful and should always be used with a RN project if you want to give users a native app feeling without breaking a sweat. There's no better alternative I think. But eventually you'll hit a point where you cannot give an experience that you could do with the native app.

Finally symlink problem is resolved by default in 0.73 :D

Off topic , but instantly lost respect when he introduced himself as Mo

So, Airnb should stop business and wait for hermes, flash-list and expo sdk? Its ridiculous!

I think state and UI need to be close each other. splitting these is killing productivity IMO. But these maybe good use-cases, for example very complex states which needs to be exactly the same every platform. Nowadays, server-side functionality is hot topic. So handling state on server with crux could be also a good use-case.

Great video!

AirBnb, a core contributor of RN, is wrong, said by someone just using RN. Cope.

OMG moving to rust is horrible, really bad decision, much preferred if you chose Zig

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ok