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Day 13: React Navigation
Back in the early days of #ReactNative, there was a *lot* of competition in the navigation space (albeit mostly from Facebook with itself). There was NavigatorIOS, Navigator, then briefly NavigationExperimental. @expo.dev even tried their hand at it with ex-navigation too.
Back in the early days of #ReactNative, there was a *lot* of competition in the navigation space (albeit mostly from Facebook with itself). There was NavigatorIOS, Navigator, then briefly NavigationExperimental. @expo.dev even tried their hand at it with ex-navigation too.
Day 12: EAS
A mobile-first, managed CI/CD that has top-tier integrations with GitHub. A tightly-knit web app for building, deploying and OTA-updating #ReactNative apps. A CLI tool that keeps things ridiculously simple.
That’s what comes to mind for us when we think about EAS at @twodoors.dev
A mobile-first, managed CI/CD that has top-tier integrations with GitHub. A tightly-knit web app for building, deploying and OTA-updating #ReactNative apps. A CLI tool that keeps things ridiculously simple.
That’s what comes to mind for us when we think about EAS at @twodoors.dev
Day 11: Expo Router
Expo Router is incredible; big props to @bacon.bsky.social for his work on it. If you’re coming from @nextjs.org to #ReactNative, it almost looks the same (if you squint), and there’s enough in the documentation to be productive almost immediately.
Expo Router is incredible; big props to @bacon.bsky.social for his work on it. If you’re coming from @nextjs.org to #ReactNative, it almost looks the same (if you squint), and there’s enough in the documentation to be productive almost immediately.
December 13, 2024 at 6:33 PM
Day 13: React Navigation
Back in the early days of #ReactNative, there was a *lot* of competition in the navigation space (albeit mostly from Facebook with itself). There was NavigatorIOS, Navigator, then briefly NavigationExperimental. @expo.dev even tried their hand at it with ex-navigation too.
Back in the early days of #ReactNative, there was a *lot* of competition in the navigation space (albeit mostly from Facebook with itself). There was NavigatorIOS, Navigator, then briefly NavigationExperimental. @expo.dev even tried their hand at it with ex-navigation too.
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mm it looks like useAnimatedRef internally uses findNodeHandle which is known as one of the slowest functions in React (internally it’s calling findCurrentFiberUsingSlowPath). i wonder if that could be causing perf problems when useAnimatedRef is used a lot
November 17, 2024 at 2:37 AM
mm it looks like useAnimatedRef internally uses findNodeHandle which is known as one of the slowest functions in React (internally it’s calling findCurrentFiberUsingSlowPath). i wonder if that could be causing perf problems when useAnimatedRef is used a lot