Is mapbox library in react native can do some offline services for routing or navigation in react native or not?
Please Help me, Thanks
I am having a similar issue at the moment too. So far I have learned that, yes React Native supports Mapbox (although tricky to set up)
I am unsure about Navigation but it does offline manager for static maps and mapbox studio projects.
https://github.com/nitaliano/react-native-mapbox-gl/blob/master/docs/OfflineManager.md
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I want to learn React Native but, without using EXPO
Why do i not using EXPO? (source: Youtube Channel "McAbout Digital")
Lack of support for geolocation
No support for Payment API
Slow image rendering
Limited access to Firebase setting
Advanced animation support
Wherever i google about React Native the EXPO is always there too.
I'm looking for pure react native documentation/tutorial
Apart from project setup almost everything is same in the docs for both versions,
but if you are looking for a good tutorial series you can start learning by
UDEMY - React Native Practical Guid which is a paid course but worth it.
I came across an article that gave me the impression that Facebook's iOS app is built in React Native.
Does anyone know if this true?
One of my friend who was interviewed at FB 5 months ago was told that more than 80% of the application is still native.
I realized what is the point of moving over to React Native from Native for big companies? rather stay native and give the best user experience!
Facebook claims:
"Using React Native in the Facebook app".
It means that they have used React Native partially in app. But the point is to what extent they have used React native, no one knows.
So, it seems like most of the core is build in native but they have started implementing new modules in React Native.
It's also easy to build part of your app in React Native, and part of
your app using native code directly - that's how the Facebook app
works.
This is the official words from Facebook. it means Facebook did not use completely react native. it is partially using react native in their apps.
One of the main tabs, Facebook Marketplace, is built with React Native.
https://reactnative.dev/blog/2017/08/07/react-native-performance-in-marketplace
https://reactnative.dev/showcase
Yes it is true. You can see the list of apps in this section.
I just started using React Native a few days ago and want to build my next iOS/Android app with it. However, I had a question (and I apologize in advance if this question is very basic).
If I am integrating my iOS and Android apps built with React Native, with an external service (like Salesforce for example), how do I go about using the native mobile SDKs they provide for iOS and Android? As in, what do I do to integrate those SDKs into my React Native app? Those SDKs are using native Objective-C and Java code, so how would I be able to use the JS code for React Native? I believe my understanding about this is skewed.
I looked at this link which goes into it, but it seemed very confusing and I had a bit of a hard time grasping the concept (again, I am very new to this - I've done a lot of web development, hence turning my attention to React Native, but I've done no mobile development whatsoever).
If someone could please explain how that works, and point me in the right direction where I can read and learn more, I would sincerely appreciate that!
Thank you!
Checkout out this talk on SalesForce mobile SDK for React native
Official SalesForce Docs - Read Here
Also this tutorial might help you. http://rajaraodv.github.io/salesforce-react-native-tutorial/
Update:
There are react native packages build by open react native community if you couldn't find anything to access native iOS or android functionality you will have to write react native wrapper yourself using react native "Native Modules"
Native Modules
We are building a React Native application on Android. We have a requirement of creating a separate JSC virtual machine instance in a thread. We do not want to use same JSC context which is used by React Native.
We have searched a lot on web and also tried to figure out how React Native is using JSC, but we are not able to find the same.
It will be very helpful if anyone can suggest us directions for the same.
Perhaps you should take a look at this:
ericwlange/AndroidJSCore
or dive deep into React Native's Android source code.
https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/master/ReactAndroid/src/main/jni/react/JSCExecutor.cpp
Can you access the barometer information from React Native? I see there is a polyfill for geolocation, but I'm thinking that is not the same as accessing barometer data.
The barometer in iOS is part of the CoreMotion framework, accessible within the CMAltimeter and CMAltitudeData classes.
You can import iOS native modules, and the React Native documentation has a guide for doing so.