Samuel
@samuel.fm
how it feels to get react native running again after an upgrade
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steve blueberryJoe would have loved react native
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aveetrue, but is it really that much hard to maintain a seperate ios and android team??
2 2Samuelyeah that’s 3x the people
1 6aveei think something like kotlin multiplatform could provide more value I think
1 1Samuelwhy? how?
1aveein my experience with react native, most bugs arise due to the bridge. by removing the bridge, building the UI natively, and moving business logic to kotlin shared directly in the binary, we get native performance with a good amount of shared code that won’t break easily.
1 2Samuelthe react native new architecture removes the bridge
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Gavin Weeks99% of all RN bugs are due to Firebase…!
1 1Samuelgood thing we don’t use firebase lol
1 2Gavin WeeksYou lucky son of a gun!
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Lucas van Dongen - Swift developerRetraining JS devs to RN is easy.
Convincing somebody that is a real iOS or Android specialist to just fix bridging issues all day long is hard.
Then again, retraining iOS devs to work in Kotlin multi platform is also easy.
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Frankenstein's Monster's Monsterthis guy has the exact same vibe and motions as the guy who farts the star wars cantina with his hands
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RocksThatCanReadme running hello world in rust
10XChrisThank you for your service.
Matteo GabrieleThat's hilarious 🤣
JimBird@bsky.socialWow!Sounds like a cartoon.