Using React Native + ClojureScript to launch iOS/Android apps to 1M users

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A small Azerbaijani company uses ClojureScript + React Native to build a single codebase (about 5,000 LOC, no native code) and ships iOS and Android apps in three months, achieving ~200,000 installs, 20% of daily sessions, and a 4.7 rating from 3,000 reviews; crash-free sessions reach 99.8% after fixes. Backend exchanges use Transit instead of JSON to preserve rich types, and over-the-air updates run via CodePush OTA updates, with >99% shared code across platforms.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 4:42Key criteria
3. 5:55Website wrapper
4. 6:52Semi-native
5. 7:59React Native
6. 8:21Getting started
7. 12:09Example component
8. 13:08Another component
9. 24:14Transit format
10. 25:13Transit example
11. 29:53Results

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