Does this technology have any implications for the future of the Microsoft-owned Electron framework? Assuming that support for Linux desktop is a possibility, will there be any advantage of Electron over React Native desktop?
Great, but there are components that exists in WinForms and WPF such as DataGridView, DataGrid, ToolStripMenus, GroupBox but are not available in React Native for Windows, It would be amazing if microsoft includes these components to React Native Windows API.
I really wish they would just develop native desktop apps for Mac and Windows. I don’t think fluent is great, but it’s certainly a Windows experience, not MacOS. But RN apps don’t work as well as native apps. It’s slower, more resource intensive, less feature rich, and doesn’t support all native APIs.
Getting nothing but issues trying to do the initial build, "BuildTools not found", looking online it seems I need to install VS (Not code) and install Windows Platform Development? Strange nothing is mentioned here about VS. Guess will wait for this to mature. github.com/microsoft/react-native-windows/issues/3263
Folowed the instructions on the official website and got things working without much issue, mostly need to install VS and the npx commands have changed slightly.
Impressive. I see there is still a bit of teething issues but i'm gonna try it out on a couple of my existing apps. Third party libraries like React Native Navigation might be an issue though. Hopefully you will maintain this long enough for them to support too. Kudos
@@passivecryptoearnings3605 react native navigation is officially supported now, but unless otherwise noted on the website, 3rd party react native modules arent supported and might not work
Tried react native windows this week and can figure how it works with certain packages with native bits, eg. Can't get Sqlite npm package to work and I get no debug info. Any ideas? Also how do I package my app and db? The publishing section of the docs doesn't say much.
I know switching from electron to react native uwp supposed to be a boost. I'm still baffled by the 1.2GB consumption of electron and still not very impressed with 300MB, apps nowadays use a lot of resources for sure.
Can you redesign Windows Explorer with react native? That brought me here. I'm annoyed by how the 'back' button works when going back to a 'find file results' (super annoying). Don't make me wait for a search you just did!!! Cache the search results and display that after clicking back, then update that list in the background! :)
No wander MS is shit on Windows, how the hell do you write useEffect like that, i mean formating, also what the hell is that TS: function? Please for the love of god use Prettier and also dark mode like other cool kids these days. Jezz MS always thinks backward no wonder windows 10 is a mess
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I love xaml and jsx, i think that they’re the best approach for creating programmatic UI’s
No one is going to talk why on Mac Alert dialog there is input component?
What about Linux support?
Does this technology have any implications for the future of the Microsoft-owned Electron framework? Assuming that support for Linux desktop is a possibility, will there be any advantage of Electron over React Native desktop?
You didnt tell how we can export the exe file using RN.
Thanks for the video... Love it
How to do local storage in Mac and windows
Hi, I like the video. I have a doubt before starting with this, shall we use all the popular react native libraries for macOS development also?
Honestly this really makes me want to use electron
Sometimes the Mac app launches, and sometimes a "No URL present" error occurs. It's kind of unpredictable, but hey it was only planted recently
Where do I buy that cool sticker she has on her laptop? :)
Lots of love for react native
Looks awesome! but I cant get it to work after installing react-native-webview and executing pod install...project keeps throwing build failed..
Great, but there are components that exists in WinForms and WPF such as DataGridView, DataGrid, ToolStripMenus, GroupBox but are not available in React Native for Windows, It would be amazing if microsoft includes these components to React Native Windows API.
I really wish they would just develop native desktop apps for Mac and Windows. I don’t think fluent is great, but it’s certainly a Windows experience, not MacOS. But RN apps don’t work as well as native apps. It’s slower, more resource intensive, less feature rich, and doesn’t support all native APIs.
Getting nothing but issues trying to do the initial build, "BuildTools not found", looking online it seems I need to install VS (Not code) and install Windows Platform Development? Strange nothing is mentioned here about VS. Guess will wait for this to mature. github.com/microsoft/react-native-windows/issues/3263
Folowed the instructions on the official website and got things working without much issue, mostly need to install VS and the npx commands have changed slightly.
I realy love it 💞
Impressive. I see there is still a bit of teething issues but i'm gonna try it out on a couple of my existing apps. Third party libraries like React Native Navigation might be an issue though. Hopefully you will maintain this long enough for them to support too. Kudos
Hello, why react native navigation might be an issue?
@@passivecryptoearnings3605 react native navigation is officially supported now, but unless otherwise noted on the website, 3rd party react native modules arent supported and might not work
Tried react native windows this week and can figure how it works with certain packages with native bits, eg. Can't get Sqlite npm package to work and I get no debug info. Any ideas? Also how do I package my app and db? The publishing section of the docs doesn't say much.
you can use async-storage, it will automatically pick whatever that is available to store your app's data.
I know switching from electron to react native uwp supposed to be a boost. I'm still baffled by the 1.2GB consumption of electron and still not very impressed with 300MB, apps nowadays use a lot of resources for sure.
My wish came true!!!!
It's awesome. Can it be possible to use react-native-macos with zoom native SDK...???
amazing........
watching her us var is painful. it's 2021 use const and let.
Xamarin or React Native??
Mind blowing
Wait... ContentScreen.js and FeedScreen.js came out of nowhere. What??
Common guys this video is blur
It's a web view right?
Nope. The UI is rendered with native widgets.
Can you redesign Windows Explorer with react native? That brought me here. I'm annoyed by how the 'back' button works when going back to a 'find file results' (super annoying). Don't make me wait for a search you just did!!! Cache the search results and display that after clicking back, then update that list in the background! :)
so basically you officially slowly killing xamarin
They've also created .NET MAUI, which looks better
What is thsi React$Node ugliness.. :D
It's Flow typing.
I really enjoy how no auto complete or anything exists... Visual Studio - the worst Editor ops IDE in the world.
Nice contribution to the discussion, really insightful input.
who hurt you ?
@@bstrukus I am just pointing the obvious ... no developer is actually developing like that :D
@@rossholland879 I hurt myself by watching the video :D
Lol . Fair enough.
No wander MS is shit on Windows, how the hell do you write useEffect like that, i mean formating, also what the hell is that TS: function? Please for the love of god use Prettier and also dark mode like other cool kids these days. Jezz MS always thinks backward no wonder windows 10 is a mess