Ironically I just saw the tweet about Udacity team removing React Native from their apps:
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#42Ironic the site does not seem to be responsive
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#43> Vue Native transpiles to React Native. Why would you not use react native directly then? I don't get it
This is ironic, given that a lot of people advocating for vue on the web talk about how it's better because it doesn't involve all that complicated transpilation.
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#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's normally in an attempt to "build once deploy everywhere" using tools first built as web technologies. The same selling point as the JVM for Java. In some ways Electron serves as a bit of a JVM for web, but then, that is also the utility of a browser. You can see it as an artifact of the web technology coming first and trying to port it backward to other devices. I wish we had ported some of the awesome GUI libra…
What is it about native ui technology that you think is better than web tech? In my experience, the singular advantage of native tech is performance. Am I missing something?
Lots of times the people on HN advocating for native ui toolkits just have fond memories of a form builder on Windows 95 when you didn't have to worry about all these different screen sizes and stuff.
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#45Pardon my ignorance on the matter, and I’m truly sincere when I ask, but why does there need to be a *-native library for “each” different JavaScript framework? Why this instead of say Electron or something that seems, to me, to be more general purpose and thereby useful[1] (I’m not coupling my mobile apps to a single JavaScript framework). ... I suppose “React” is more of an API now-a-days, and so it may not be so b…
I'll try and boil it down to some points that hopefully build on each other: - In the mobile development there are a few approaches, including but not limited to: full-native, near-native, and webview (these aren't official terms, I just made them up) - "full-native" is using Java on Android, Swift/ObjC on iOS, generally implying using all the tooling/patterns/etc that come. This is the hardest in terms of learning c…
React native does not compile down to native code.
Re: Vue Native
#46This is the only missing piece that has held me back from jumping into Vue. I know its not the most advantageous aspect of the framework, but my personal favorite aspect of it is the single file components. Being able to create a complete logical unit of UI of in one file feels more natural and produtive. All the speed of inline styles without the guilt and shame.
Yes! :) I've been using VueJS for awhile and my next step was to create a mobile app - either via RN or even Flutter. But, hello vue-native!
You can also give a shot to Quasar (quasar-framework.org) that will provide you with single code base SPA, PWA and mobile through Cordova, and in a few days also SSR.
Disclaimer: I'm also contributing on this project.
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#47Can someone explain what the differences are between React and Vue? Why is this a good idea and what benefits would it afford me as a React Native developer?
This page is a good start, it discusses the differences in detail: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/comparison.html My personal experience wasn't that positive with React and then, the whole treatment of JSX as a first class citizen isn't really my style (although you're allowed to use React without involving JSX). Vue just feels more mature (personal opinion) and much, much easier to reason your code about, down the line…
> I re-wrote my entire teaching syllabus for my programming course to use Vue instead of React, simply because it's much better to maintain Vue apps rather than React apps after 6 months, which is the most important value add for me in any framework.
Why do you find it harder to maintain React apps after 6 months?
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#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's normally in an attempt to "build once deploy everywhere" using tools first built as web technologies. The same selling point as the JVM for Java. In some ways Electron serves as a bit of a JVM for web, but then, that is also the utility of a browser. You can see it as an artifact of the web technology coming first and trying to port it backward to other devices. I wish we had ported some of the awesome GUI libra…
What is it about native ui technology that you think is better than web tech? In my experience, the singular advantage of native tech is performance. Am I missing something?
Native UI gives you things like decent accessibility support and conformance to platform conventions for free, as well as automatic support for new system features like the dark mode being added in macOS Mojave.
Other than that, it’s just one less thing you have to bundle when distributing your app — especially if you opt to use the local JS engine instead of V8. A JS desktop app written with something like Vue Native and system JS will be a great deal more lightweight than its electron equivalent.
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#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is it about native ui technology that you think is better than web tech? In my experience, the singular advantage of native tech is performance. Am I missing something?
Lots of times the people on HN advocating for native ui toolkits just have fond memories of a form builder on Windows 95 when you didn't have to worry about all these different screen sizes and stuff.
And yet not a single valid reason is given. "Because it's the old way of doing things" is completely inadequate as a technical reason to not use a technology.
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#50I get an HSTS error while accessing the web site.