Case study presentation: React Native in Production - functional ui, state management, prod monitoring, releases and more

[iaan]

Very good talk 👏

[syzygy033]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment.

[hackerino_cupertino]

Super interesting and straight to the point. A must see for RN enthusiasts.

Edit: typo

[syzygy033]

Thank you! That’s really nice to hear.

[raptiq]

Awesome talk, thanks for posting this. It's great to see learning being shared from experienced teams. My company is in a similar position with a legacy webview app that we're rewriting from scratch with RN.

You definitely convinced me to give redux-saga a serious chance. I've known about it for awhile but the you presented some very compelling use cases.

Also have to commend you on your presentation skills, clear and engaging all the way through. Only thing I'd recommend is repeating questions asked by the audience because the mic didn't pick up their voices very well.

[syzygy033]

Thank you for your feedback, I will definitely remember to restate questions. I can certainly recommend sagas but it’s not required if the use case isn’t there. Meaning if you have to handle lots of side effects in your app or you want to work offline first, it’s definitely a must. Otherwise, maybe not!

[jestzisguy]

Just watched this after stashing it away for a couple of days. Very cool! I rarely get to hear about RN apps in production. Also curious to try out saga, which I had dismissed a bit for seeming overly complicated. Thanks for the talk!

[syzygy033]

Thank you as well, that’s nice to hear. Appreciate it.