React Native Radio 07 React Native Playground with Joshua Sierles
React Native Radio | Episode 7
Panel
Nader Dabit
Peter Piekarczyk
Kevin Old
Jed Watson
Joshua Sierles
(0:40)
Josh would you like to tell us about yourself?
(1:55)
What were some of the technical challenges to make React Native Playground a reality?
(8:50)
Can you give us an overview of what React Native Playground is about?
(12:13)
What does the future hold for RN Play, and where do you plan on taking this?
(15:09)
Do you feel the iteration are faster in React Native?
(17:11)
Have you had a lot of request for bridge components to be usable on RN Playground?
(18:13)
So is the goal of RN Playground to be an IDE for the lack of a better term, to get people to get starting React Native. Is it an experimentation area?
(20:23)
I understand you were just at Reactive Conf., what was the vibe like, and was React Native a big topic there?
(22:52)
Nader asks the group about Elm as a platform. Does anyone have any experience with Elm?
(24:26)
Can you give us an idea about how people can contribute to RN Playground, being that it is open source?
(26:01)
I see you have a project called Reply, can you tell us about that?
(29 :05)
Peter ask about working updates with app in production.
(31:10)
When will you allow people to test?
(31:51)
From your point of view what do you think of the future of React Native? What is your stance on React Native verses other platforms?
(35:00)
Jeb talks about the sentiments of other platforms, at Reactive Conf.
(38:18)
Do you guys have any plans, tools, project coming up in the near future?
(40:58)
Jed is curious to hear about Joshua’s experience with complex issues and bindings of older and newer versions of React.
(44:42)
Do you have any tips and trick of updating to a newer version of React Native?
Picks
Jed
NPMCDN
Kevin
Auth 0
https://auth0.com/
Josh
Reindex.io
https://www.reindex.io
Nader
City of New Orleans
Resources Mentioned in this Episode
React Native Playground
http://www.reactnative.com/react-native-playground/
Reploy
https://reploy.io