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React native is often considered to be better than solutions like Cordova or Ionic because it is true native in the end. But I wonder if it looses this advantage when using Expo XDE or create-react-native-app. Is the performance of react native apps using Expo similar to the ones no using it?
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I have question and i hope that you have my answer
I wanna know that is there any other way than expo to run my React app into it ?**
**if there is a way what should i do and how should i do it ?
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Your question is a bit confusing. It sounds like you are looking for an in-browser live edit and previewer for react. Expo is a in-browser live edit and previewer for react native. While you can get away with doing some react web only stuff in it; its not react. It sounds like you are looking for something like codesandbox or react playground
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I have a react native application that needs to display the same info from the server almost in real time when there is a change. How I'm doing it now: I created a setInterval() with a fetch inside that runs every 10 seconds. The problem is that sometimes there is no change in the server for hours and the app keep asking the serve for info that its already there creating a lot of unnecessary traffic.
Is there any way to do the other way around? Like, the serve asks the react native app to check for updates? What would be a better solution?
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I currently learn React and I want to learn Mobile Development too. I do not want to learn Swift,Java or Kotlin. I want Flutter or React Native. Which one to choose and why?
In you case React Native will be fast to learn. Flutter language is Dart and you will need to learn new language but as I understand you don’t want. Flutter is new then React Native. Flutter is growing fast but React native is more stabile and has a lot of helpful moduls.
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I tried to use payFort with react native expo but it's didn't work so if anyone used it and can help me?
There is no support available until today for Payfort in react-native in the expo, you have to use webview and make API calls manually to authenticate the user and verify the signature and all, I worked on this a few years back and it was a mess.
So now the solution is to collect the user information in some form and use pay fort rest APIs and make that payment process happen.
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I want to know how to import bootstrap in React-Native if not what are the alternatives for using Bootstrap's Grid System in React-Native.
You can't because app is not the same ad webdev.
If you are looking for a UI kit I can suggest you https://akveo.github.io/react-native-ui-kitten/
You can use the flex system which is built-in.
Take a look at docs!