ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps
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ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps
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#2Having macOS in there would have made it perfect.
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#3> ReSub
> The Skype team initially adopted the Flux principles, but we found it to be cumbersome. It requires the introduction of a bunch of new classes (dispatchers, action creators, and dispatch events), and program flow becomes difficult to follow and debug. Over time, we abandoned Flux and created a simpler model for stores. It leverages a new language feature in TypeScript (annotations) to automatically create subscriptions between components and stores. This eliminates most of the code involved in subscribing and unsubscribing. This pattern, which we refer to as ReSub, is independent of ReactXP, but they work well together.
That's interesting, I wonder how this differ from redux and others
I wonder also how is navigation is handled, is it easy to add react navigation in the mix?
Clicking on Next while on https://microsoft.github.io/reactxp/docs/animations navigates to a 404
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#4Typescript...uho...
Re: ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps
#5> ReSub > The Skype team initially adopted the Flux principles, but we found it to be cumbersome. It requires the introduction of a bunch of new classes (dispatchers, action creators, and dispatch events), and program flow becomes difficult to follow and debug. Over time, we abandoned Flux and created a simpler model for stores. It leverages a new language feature in TypeScript (annotations) to automatically create s…
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#6> ReSub > The Skype team initially adopted the Flux principles, but we found it to be cumbersome. It requires the introduction of a bunch of new classes (dispatchers, action creators, and dispatch events), and program flow becomes difficult to follow and debug. Over time, we abandoned Flux and created a simpler model for stores. It leverages a new language feature in TypeScript (annotations) to automatically create s…
I was curious too, so:
https://github.com/Microsoft/ReSub
Looks similar to rxjs or mobx based state stores.
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#7> ReactXP currently supports the following platforms: web (React JS), iOS (React Native), Android (React Native) and Windows UWP (React Native). Windows UWP is still a work in progress, and some components and APIs are not yet complete.
Seems interesting. Hope they add linux support.
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#8Interesting to see if this will co-exist with xamarin or will target different type of apps.
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#9If they add Linux and Mac support, this will be HUGE.
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#10microsoft owns 5% of facebook