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axemclion
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Comment #22221769
I am not sure if this is specific to React Native. In a regular Android application, this information is available in the JSON file. Having permissive credentials on the client is …
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Comment #17464699
If you have questions, you can ping the RN team too. I would love to help !!
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Comment #17464684
> It’s been about 3 years now, with a 10+ person team now, so maybe I should write it all up somewhere. If you want, we could put this up on the React Native Blog. Would make for a…
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Comment #17217654
This is incorrect. Here is a response from Tim, who manages the React Native team - https://twitter.com/yungsters/status/989361665752748033 Also, here is a list of all the things t…
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Comment #15798276
I am a member of the React Native Core team > On the documentation The document is not abandoned. Infact, we are actively working on fixing the document and reaching out to the com…
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Comment #15499398
How are you measuring those metrics on real devices ? Do you use the Chrome tracing timeline ? I wrote a tool called http://github.com/axemclion/browser-perf that does something si…
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Comment #13818203
You should be able to use Mobile Center and CodePush separately today. We are planning to incrementally roll out a backward compatible solution over the next 2 months.
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Comment #13818077
CodePush PM here - note that CodePush cannot push any native code to the app.
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Comment #13818070
PM on the CodePush team here. The rejection notice seems to explicitly call out the native methods that are a cause of the issue. CodePush cannot inject private frameworks or expos…
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Comment #13813007
Yes, CodePush can be used with Mobile Center - here is a demo video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfqZ8Uy2p3U ) CodePush will also be integrated into Mobile Center, so that you…
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Comment #13531159
You can use this same tech to do time travel debugging in React Native apps - http://blog.nparashuram.com/2016/08/time-travel-debugging-wi...
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Comment #13286758
If you guys are trying react native, you could try mobile.azure.com for the devops pipeline.
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Comment #13286725
PM building the VSCode react native extension here. Glad that you could get breakpoints working. There are also other features like syntax completion and simply trying out react na…
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Comment #13109353
There are a bunch of other complexities too - things like (1) cancelling events which are synchronous, but web worker communication is async (2) What is the best serialization form…
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Comment #13109300
I did something similar for React - and here is a blog post about what exactly is happening - http://blog.nparashuram.com/2016/02/using-webworkers-to-make...
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Comment #13109265
The performance difference is noticable. I did React into a Web worker, and here are the performance results - http://blog.nparashuram.com/2016/02/using-webworkers-to-make... Some …
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Comment #11401227
Actually, you could already use ReactNative with Windows, but there were some quirks. I just run the packager, with watchman and flow disabled, and it works pretty well. The VS And…
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Comment #11401221
Hey @taypo - how is that experience going ? Would love to hear how this is working out. You are right - this was announced at ReactConf 2016