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100% not true in my experience, but can't speak for any org other than the one I work in (which has been by far the best job, team, and management I've ever worked with).

In that case you may be interested in AWS AppSync (a managed GraphQL service)

https://aws.amazon.com/appsync/

One additional feature of AppSync is that you're not tied to any particular database implementation, you can use any database (or data source for that matter, including existing REST APIs & Lambda functions).

It's less about code reuse across a full featured web application and a mobile application. The value comes in that once you master React or React Native, you can easily switch across platforms and be just as efficient. If you learn the ins and outs of Vue and gain depth of best practices / domain knowledge, you are stuck building only for the web.

If you do the same with React, you are then able to take those skills and build VR, Web, iOS, Android, Windows, and soon TVOS ++ many more in the future.

This, along with what has already been stated, is the value of using React vs Vue imo.

React Router V4 has been a pleasure to work with for me as well, and I've used it in a couple of projects that have some fairly complex routing.

Programmers are the only professionals in the world who complain about having to pay for quality tools. Can you imagine a dentist, truck driver, or doctor complaining about having to pay $2500 for a machine that would bring her hundreds of thousands of dollars over the next 5 years? Of course not.

I have a good relationship with the Microsoft team behind Code Push. After speaking with them about this exact topic multiple times, they are sure that not only are JavaScript updates allowed, but they will continue to be allowed, as it is stated in the Apple Developer Agreement [1].

There is also a growing ecosystem of open source projects and companies offering services that offer and facilitate over the air updates.

[1] https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/information/iOS_Pro...

Author here, Apple actually allows performing over-the-air updates of JavaScript and assets [1].

[1] https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/information/iOS_Pro...

I agree, and for me it all comes down to the OS. I've tried using other computers and operating systems, but as a software developer, my income and livelihood depend on me being able to produce code and do so efficiently. I'm more than willing to spend $2500 on a computer, one that I will one day be able to sell for ~$1000 if my past experiences hold true in the future, that works smoothly without hiccups and has a pristine top of the line OS that works seamlessly with all of the programs I run. I've tried Linux and like it, but some things just do not run the same as on my Mac. I've also tried Windows recently and the OS just feels gross, slow, and buggy after working with macOS and Linux.

I've been building React Native apps since the platform was released. Exponent not only makes the process much easier and approachable, it makes it a breeze to share the final app with your clients or people who you want to test externally. The team at Exponent also contributes a ton to the RN ecosystem as core contributors to React Native and open sourcing a lot of awesome RN components. If you're looking at building cross platform mobile apps I highly recommend checking out Exponent!

If you're into React Native, check out Realm. Great experience for me so far.

I love Apple Music, just my 2cents

This was an excellent read. I would be interested in hearing more about his specific skill set and also more info about the technical interviews he went through.

I personally have bought about a dozen apps over the past 12 months, some for myself and some for my kids. $.99 to a couple of dollars is really not that much to me or most people.

Just downloaded it, fyi it tries to get you to buy money with money literally at the very beginning of the first two games I tried, definitely don't recommend this game.

From everything I can tell as well as talking to many people in the industry, React Native (or something very much like it) is definitely the future.

I looked up "The Power of Habit" and came away with a few books, which one are you referring to?

thanks.

I love firebase!

Business as usual.

Awesome!

Ebay & Paypal are the worst companies I have ever had the displeasure of doing business with.

I went through these yesterday, they are some the best tutorials out there right now for Angular IMO, I recommend anyone wanting to learn Angular to check them out.

Awesome resource and great lessons. I just went through a lot of them, but I have to say the quality of the new CodeSchool course is amazing (and a lot more comprehensive than this one).