Coding Mobile with the Pros

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Concrete tools and demos: Reactotron gives Reactotron snapshots and time‑travel debugging of sagas and API calls, Expo runs JS‑only apps via a Expo QR live update to phones, and Ignite scaffolds apps with plugins so one can ignite add Maps and generate components. A conference app gets built with Ignite and works; a 15‑minute rebuild of a real app mirrors one with 28,000 downloads. All three tools are open source (Expo plugins excepted) and demonstrably usable.

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1. 0:00React Native coding intro
2. 1:10Mobile dev overwhelm
3. 2:54React Native promise
4. 4:40Reactotron for debugging
5. 8:56Expo live updates
6. 10:21Ignite boilerplate
7. 13:12Open source tools
8. 14:37Q&A tools/plugins
9. 20:32Extending Ignite
10. 22:00Cross-device handling

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