Mobile applications with JavaScript

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A mobile app for an expat community of over 3.7 million users gets rebuilt with React Native over three years, using single codebase for Android and iOS to cut development time and cost, integrating the new UI by integrated into legacy native app so users never redownload, shipping a native look and feel, adding only a few native modules, using Hermes and the bridge, and deploying fixes instantly with CodePush hot updates while performance stays acceptable.

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1. 0:00Introduction and use case
2. 3:04Architecture overview
3. 6:11Bridge communication
4. 7:05Productivity and development
5. 10:49Ecosystem and libraries
6. 12:20Community and workflow
7. 14:11Integration and configuration
8. 16:45Over-the-air updates
9. 18:23UI and state paradigm
10. 22:41Layout and composition
11. 25:06Trade-offs and challenges
12. 28:21Conclusion and resources
13. 30:01Q&A session

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