Building Universal Windows Apps with React Native
summary
Demonstrates that code push already moves JS bundles out of the JSC into Chrome or node for debugging and that the next version will upload source maps alongside deployments so crash stacks decode back to original files. Reproduces the painful manual flow—grab bundle and base64 VLQ source map, map stack traces, verify change on a simulator—then announces a private beta of code push vnext and HockeyApp integration; notes the UWP port owes most work to roughly six to ten contributors.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55Basic Concepts
- 3:17Running JavaScript
- 6:44What is CodePush
- 8:19The Problem
- 19:14CodePush vNext
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