⚛️ What's been happening with React Native's Strict TypeScript API (and 1.0 👀)?
A lot of refinements, finally enabling us to roll out by default in 0.87 🧵
Delighted to share I'm joining @expo later this month.
Expo has done more than anyone to shorten the path from "I have an idea" to world-class app. And I believe it's best placed for a future where expectations on quality and distribution only increase.
Getting to work in this
Another thought is how versatile React Native is. Microsoft and Amazon have decided it's the *best* abstraction layer where used in their products — even where multiplatform support isn't a concern.
React's programming model has always been a fundamental enabler, and reduces the
Honestly this is a success story. Airbnb and Shopify both built past the $1b mark with React Native.
Large scale companies eventually move to in-house solutions, even to rebuild ecosystem-proven libraries and OTA, and good luck to Shopify.
More than ever, React Native remains
Honestly this is a success story. Airbnb and Shopify both built past the $1b mark with React Native.
Large scale companies eventually move to in-house solutions, even to rebuild ecosystem-proven libraries and OTA, and good luck to Shopify.
More than ever, React Native remains
