Just to mention, if you enjoy Kotlin - you might want to try Anvil+Bansa. It is like React+Redux, but for Kotlin (or Java). Resulting APKs are much smaller than React Native and don't rely on jni code.
I've thought about Anvil, but I like React and I can reuse stuff from my web-development. Like tachyons styling [0].
Regarding bansa: Sounds nice, but I've never seen the benefit of using a library for state and state-reduction. You can implement and customise for yourself in less than 50 lines. (I don't use the redux library on the web either)
The only thing I would like is being able to reuse data-structures of react-native, so they won't get serialized all the time.
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Just to mention, if you enjoy Kotlin - you might want to try Anvil+Bansa. It is like React+Redux, but for Kotlin (or Java). Resulting APKs are much smaller than React Native and don't rely on jni code.
http://anvil.site/
https://github.com/brianegan/bansa
I've thought about Anvil, but I like React and I can reuse stuff from my web-development. Like tachyons styling [0].
Regarding bansa: Sounds nice, but I've never seen the benefit of using a library for state and state-reduction. You can implement and customise for yourself in less than 50 lines. (I don't use the redux library on the web either)
The only thing I would like is being able to reuse data-structures of react-native, so they won't get serialized all the time.
Thanks for the tips, though!
[0] https://github.com/fab1an/react-native-tachyons
I want to add anko, which might be more idiomatic for kotlin.
https://github.com/Kotlin/anko
Wow that stuff looks pretty cool. Thanks for sharing!