Paul

Frontend and Mobile app Developer React js And React Native

Football and Manchester United 💪💪

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@MrBeast 9,999,999

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@Teeniiola Oluchi dey drink ham, nothing you wan tell me.

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@wofaase_ Now see as she shock when everything correct, Them no dey ever gree 😂😂😂😂

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@ArcSadam After him run comeback, him still return to him punishment, you must learn your lesson.

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@adnansahinovich By dead they mean actively helpful 😅😅

[Adnan @adnansahinovich]

React Native has Margelo, Expo, SWMansion, and Callstack.

Blogs. Open source. Daily knowledge sharing.

What’s stopping Apple, Google, and Flutter communities from doing the same?

Always bet on community-driven technologies.

[Paul @paulceejay2]

React Native Community keeps growing.

[Adnan @adnansahinovich]

The React Native community just got a new powerhouse of knowledge.

🚨 Margelo’s blog is now live.

Expect deep dives into internals, performance, architecture, tooling, case studies, vision camera, and pixel-perfect mobile engineering.

Built by engineers pushing the ecosystem forward.

If you’re serious about React Native, check it out

[OsMaxin Developers @osmaxindevs]

The future of technology is not just happening in big cities, it’s happening right here in Anambra.

Expo Conf. Anambra 1.0 is creating a space where developers, innovators, founders, and tech enthusiasts can come together to share ideas, learn from each other,

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@prospercode React Native all the way

[Adnan @adnansahinovich]

To avoid this use https://t.co/Xamzvaze3t

Any other important .md files for React Native?

[Davey @1804davey]

in react native, there are generally four(4) ways to add native code to your apps

- raw dog it with JSI
- use Turbomodules by the React Native team
- use Expo modules by the Expo team
- use Nitro modules by Marc/Margelo

personally I think Nitro is the best regardless of if you're using expo/bare/ or @one__js :)

this is because Nitro supports writing C++, Swift/Kotlin code without the hassle of Obj-c/Java present in something like Turbomodules(expo modules doesn't support C++ )

it also has great type-safety using a tool called nitrogen for converting typescript-defined types to their closest equivalents in native Swift/C++/Kotlin.

lastly, it's the fastest of them all!

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@_devHelen Beg Me again

[Expo @expo]

➕ Expo is additive.

If you have an existing bare React Native app and you want to modernize it there are clear, approachable steps you can take to begin adding Expo to your app.

We outlined them in this blog post (which was inspired by a conversation with a team hoping to add Expo a massive React Native app): https://t.co/FDEBm0MRK1

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@_devJNS Feeling like you still more stuffs to learn

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@_onlyscott What makes it hard that small Garnacho did.

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@csaba_kissi Both because your code needs to be readable for it to be scalable too while performance is not optional at all

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@amosuibk Bring the design come first and see personally prefer working on designs from figma

But sometimes designers can do something that looks bad from a Dev point of view so I can't really blame anyone.

[React Native @reactnative]

React Native 0.84 is now available!

This release makes Hermes V1 the default JavaScript engine and ships precompiled iOS binaries by default — bringing significant performance improvements and faster build times to all React Native apps.

https://t.co/dTnGo2Uw8G

[Paul @paulceejay2]

@Alisha__O Since you choose my stack React Native

Always watch out for @betomoedano and @schlimmson and a few others too

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