Page consists of an example (useful) and slides (not). Might look again once there's some useful content; slides aren't _quite_ as bad as a video, but it's pretty awful.
Edit: ah, the get started links to real content. Missed that.
Vue Native
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#12Pardon 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 bad to port to another transpiler/compiler/build system? But I still feel like I’m missing something. Are folks writing games in React or something that requires the performance optimization’s from a specific build system? If so would anyone mine showing an example? Or just learn me in general?
Many thanks.
1. Don’t take “useful” personally please. I mean it mostly in the context of shipping and supporting an app for a few years. Which... is probably not the best _use_ of “useful.”
Re: Vue Native
#13Pardon 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…
there is some react-vr code for occulus
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#14I'm no longer a career webdev, but when I still do need to do something front-end related, Vue is a tool of choice. I really like Ethan's non-doctrinal approach, and that Vue is as isolated from dreaded committee designs of opens source projects invaded by corporate types.
I still regard GTK+ as one of the best C GUI toolkits. Particularly when it comes to thought-through design of layouting mechanism and that the widget lib was build with ergonomic in mind.
When you work with UIs in plain C, you invariably come to getter-setter pattern.
I wonder, can Vue guys somehow glue Vue components to GTK widgets?
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#15Page consists of an example (useful) and slides (not). Might look again once there's some useful content; slides aren't _quite_ as bad as a video, but it's pretty awful. Edit: ah, the get started links to real content. Missed that.
Maybe you also didn't notice you can scroll down on the slides to get more info on the headlining topic (I missed it at first).
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#16what's the difference between this and react-vue?[1]
I would prefer to be using weex, but that project has seemed stagnant ever since it became part of the apache foundation. or at least, they haven't really updated their site or fleshed out the docs etc. it's very hard to get buy-in from other developers because of that.
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#17Can 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?
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#18This 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.
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#19Pardon 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 think it basically boils down to the prominence of what I call Universal User Experience, which is basically an attempt to give users a similar experience across different device and form factors.
I believe this UUX is the powerhouse behind this second(?) weave of Write Once Run Anywhere and why we have so many libraries with web/html and iOS, Android, and various desktop frontends.
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#20Can 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?
Vue is more beginner friendly. It's easier to learn (particularly for people coming from Angular Js background). As a RN developer you won't be getting any benefits as such. If you're already comfortable with React and JSX then jumping to Vue-Native won't be of any use. But if you're purely a HTML, CSS, jQuery dev and want to get into mobile app dev, I guess Vue-Native will be quite easy to learn and build production ready apps.