I didn't find information at ionicframework website. For example, I saw many examples from react-native from react.parts website, and for example by using react-native I could render on google map custom objects, shapes, marker animation e.t.c, but on the other hand, Ionic2 renders google map as webview. So, is Ionic 2 will be native or webview based?
I am not sure, if I understood your question but i will try to answer.
React Native and Ionic 2 is two really different thing. React Native use native components and Ionic 2 use HTML components in WebView. So if you want to use Google Maps in Ionic 2, you have to use Google Maps javascript SDK, but if you want to use it in React Native you will use Google Maps native mobile SDK wrapped in some React component.
But there is lot of Cordova plugins that can provide native functionality for your Ionic app. For example Google Maps plugin that will give you native mobile map SDK: https://github.com/mapsplugin/cordova-plugin-googlemaps
Hope I helped you.
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how to implement screen share in agora video call in react native?
in agora documentation provide code but that not an react code example link. so how inegrated in react native.
please provide example
The React Native SDK now supports screen-sharing. You can use the startScreenCapture method to share you screen.
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Agora React Native SDK does not support screen sharing out of the box, however you can setup screen sharing by using the underlying Android and iOS SDKs. You can use the Android example that you referenced in your example link and write a bridge to invoke the java method from React-Native.
I Am new to react and React native but can any one let me know that i can develop
website, App (Android, IOS) from same platform (REACT NATIVE)
I Am asking here because on official site of React Native
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/
they have shown the picture of Mobile, i-pad, And Desktop View as well
so may be there is chance we can develop it in all platform
Thanks in Advance
Web based apps (that load on site pages, in browser) can be built with React JS:
https://reactjs.org
React Native is an entire platform allowing you to build native, cross-platform mobile apps, and React.js is a JavaScript library you use for constructing a high performing UI layer.
React.js is the heart of React Native, and it embodies all React’s principles and syntax, so the learning curve is easy.
React-Native doesn’t use HTML & CSS to render the app, but provides alternative components that work in a similar way.
I am storing my videos in Firebase Storage. I want to give an option to play the videos i am retrieving from Firebase in a Third-Party player.
If you are using Expo, yes there is:
Expo is a free and open source toolchain built around React Native to help you build native iOS and Android projects using JavaScript and React - Expo Website
The Expo SDK, which include components and many more cool stuff, come built-in with create-react-native-app has the Video Component
It is a component that displays a video inline with the other React Native UI elements in your app. The display dimensions and position of the video on screen can be set using usual React Native styling.
You can use that to play the videos hosted on firebase
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 have some API of maps (2GIS). Maps on JS. How can I connect them to my app on react-native?
I tried to find some possible ways, but without result. I am a newbie on react-native
If you want to use a native component that nobody wrote a React Native component for, you will to do it yourself.
It's not very hard for most things. You can learn how to do it for iOS and Android in the linked docs.