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Cross-platform refers to the ability of a program or application to run on multiple platforms, such as different operating systems, hardware architectures, and mobile devices. This means that developers can write code once and deploy it across various platforms without having to rewrite or modify the code for each platform. JavaScript is well suited for cross-platform development due to its ability to run in any web browser or native application. Cross-platform development allows developers to create applications that can be used on any device or system, making them more accessible and easier to maintain.
Journey Into the Unknown: My Adventure Unravelling the Mysteries of the Netflix TVUI Universe
React Summit US 2023React Summit US 2023
30 min
Journey Into the Unknown: My Adventure Unravelling the Mysteries of the Netflix TVUI Universe
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This Talk explores the journey of a software developer in unraveling the mysteries of Netflix TV UI. It emphasizes the importance of continuous learning in TV UI development and discusses the use of React and the TV signup process. The Talk also highlights the significance of widgets, navigation, and the TVUI Explorer app in building TV UI. It delves into the TVUI dev process, testing layers, and the value of continuous learning and fresh perspectives in the tech industry. The Talk concludes with insights on job opportunities, resources for TV development, and the Netflix hiring process.
Replacing Shell Scripts with Cross-Platform TypeScript
TypeScript Congress 2023TypeScript Congress 2023
8 min
Replacing Shell Scripts with Cross-Platform TypeScript
The speaker discusses the benefits of replacing shell scripts with TypeScript, highlighting the limitations of shell scripts and the advantages of TypeScript such as cross-platform compatibility and better tooling. Deno is presented as the ideal platform for single file scripting, with its built-in support for TypeScript, automatic dependency installation, and sandboxing. The dax library is mentioned as a useful tool for scripting, providing a cross-platform shell and other APIs. Overall, the Talk emphasizes the power and flexibility of using TypeScript and Deno for scripting purposes.
Go From Zero To Hero: Be Cross-Platform Devs With React Native
React Summit 2023React Summit 2023
10 min
Go From Zero To Hero: Be Cross-Platform Devs With React Native
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Cross-platform development allows you to build apps compatible with multiple devices or operating systems, reusing 50 to 80 percent of your code. React Native has a wide range of third-party libraries for using APIs. Code examples cover React Native standalone case and with content management system, exploring built-in core components and third-party library APIs. Content management systems simplify content editing and asset swapping, allowing real-time editing and easy asset uploads. The importance of knowing built-in APIs for mastering cross-platform technologies and building scalable, easy-to-maintain applications is highlighted.
Using PKCE to Communicate Between React and Native Mobile SDKs
React Summit 2023React Summit 2023
8 min
Using PKCE to Communicate Between React and Native Mobile SDKs
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The Talk discusses communication between React apps/web apps and native applications/SDKs. It explores the challenges of embedding web code in a WebView and proposes running the browser in an embedded mode. The use of deep links and the Pixie protocol is highlighted as a solution for securely exchanging data between the web code and native applications. The Pixie protocol involves generating an authorization code and comparing it with the original key for secure data exchange.
How to Share Code between React Web App and React Native Mobile App in Monorepo
React Summit 2022React Summit 2022
7 min
How to Share Code between React Web App and React Native Mobile App in Monorepo
This presentation focuses on sharing code between React web and React native mobile apps. The speaker demonstrates how to achieve feature parity using a Monorepo with NX. They highlight the importance of sharing non-UI code, such as business logic and state management, through shared libraries. This approach allows the apps to focus on UI code while keeping non-UI code separate. For more details, refer to the speaker's blog post.
React Native Everywhere
React Summit 2022React Summit 2022
22 min
React Native Everywhere
React Native Everywhere enables code sharing and platform individuality, responsive composition and navigation are key focus areas, the React Bangalore community has played a role in the development of React Native design systems, React Native URL Router provides a native feel with drag-from-edge navigation, collaboration with Software Mansion has been beneficial, and token-based centralization is important for consistent adaptation of design systems.
Building Cross-Platform Component Libraries for Web and Native with React
React Advanced Conference 2021React Advanced Conference 2021
21 min
Building Cross-Platform Component Libraries for Web and Native with React
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This Talk discusses building cross-platform component libraries for React and React Native, based on a successful project with a large government-owned news organization. It covers the requirements for React Native knowledge, building cross-platform components, platform-specific components, styling, and the tools used. The Talk also highlights the challenges of implementing responsive design in React Native.
Bringing Ionic (and Web Components) to React
React Summit Remote Edition 2020React Summit Remote Edition 2020
12 min
Bringing Ionic (and Web Components) to React
Ionic React is a framework for building cross-platform apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It has hit its stable release and brings Ionic to even more developers. The Q&A session covers topics like the target market for Mux and the use of div as a button in React Native web. Ionic supports native apps and allows for a mix of web UI and custom native views.