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Nov 3, 2026
Adam ArgyleHOST
Anyway, we're at a point now where we're seeing native apps not use frameworks anymore.
Adam ArgyleHOST
Like React Native, I'm seeing it getting pulled from a lot of places because why would you use React Native when you can just write the vanilla with an LLM? And so...
Adam ArgyleHOST
I'm telling you, we're going to have the same thing happen on the web because we don't need it.
Adam ArgyleHOST
The hard part was writing HTML.
Robbie WagnerHOST
It's an
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engine with a platform and documentation.
Robbie WagnerHOST
But I was going to say it's not quite apples to apples with React Native being just native.
Robbie WagnerHOST
The native stuff ships a lot of pieces, but maybe not any more pieces than HTML does.
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Learning React Native has never been easier for a beginner in 2021 if you already have some programming experience and you're interested in learning React Native.
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There are a few methods that are faster than the traditional route of learning.
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Most tutorials, books and courses are targeted towards non-programmers, wasting your time with the basics.
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But if you have programming experience, here's how to learn React Native practically in a fraction of the time.
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Does size matter if you have an iPhone 15? Does it make sense to optimize the size of the app when iPhone's performance is outstanding? Or can you devote time entirely to bells and whistles in SwiftUI? 36.
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How to protect yourself against smishing ATTACKSAs The threat landscape encapsulating organizations and companies grows increasingly sophisticated and harbors a growing number of threats and vulnerabilities organizations are getting more accustomed to commonplace scam such as phishing.
Sami BirnbaumHOST
I think one of the hardest things then potentially is like, it's almost like getting people to slow down to appreciate this because people are so caught up in like the input and the output but not what happens in the middle and not the value of knowing what happens in the middle.
Sami BirnbaumHOST
I mean, recently I had to learn, or I wanted to learn React Native for a project that I was doing at Thoughtbot.
Sami BirnbaumHOST
And I said to the AI agent, you are not allowed to write any code.
Sami BirnbaumHOST
You're not allowed.
Sami BirnbaumHOST
Yeah.
Bruce TateGUEST
Right? So, I mean, it's great.
Bruce TateGUEST
And once you know you're React Native... then you could do what we teach our Grotio students to do, right? It's like you can say, okay, that's a bad idea.
Bruce TateGUEST
And I know that that's a bad idea.
Ryan DonovanHOST
Somebody asked a question that got 10,000 views or more.
Ryan DonovanHOST
So congrats to Zain Hassan for asking a Java exception question, java.security.certpathvalidatorexception, trust anchor for certification path, not founded React Native.
Ryan DonovanHOST
So if you're curious about that, we will have the answer for you in the show notes.
Ryan DonovanHOST
I'm Ryan Donovan.
Forest MarsGUEST
Vue's still got some good action.
Forest MarsGUEST
I think the more interesting conversation with React is the move away from React Native.
Forest MarsGUEST
to going to separate development pipelines for Android and Java.
Forest MarsGUEST
I'm
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change that.
Forest MarsGUEST
Apple changed the iOS, I think a couple years ago now, to be able to push updates out.
Mike RispoliHOST
Well, this was something that React Native had had that I really liked was they had this like push kind of scenario that I think that they had like a really nice advantage.
Mike RispoliHOST
I said, you know what? I was always a big proponent because I said, not only does it let you write the multiple code bases, I actually think that that push feature is really important for early products because you don't want to have to tell, but then there's still.
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Il vantaggio produttivo più evidente di Emergent emerge nella sincronizzazione simultanea dei vari strati applicativi di un progetto.
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Quando un ingegnere software richiede la creazione di una nuova funzionalità, ad esempio un sistema di fatturazione ricorrente con pagamenti biometrici, la piattaforma genera contestualmente i microservizi in linguaggio Go o Node.js conformi alle specifiche gRPC e REST, le tabelle di database relazionali con relative migrazioni SQL sicure, la dashboard di gestione web sviluppata con il framework React e Next.js e i corrispettivi client nativi per smartphone in React Native o Flutter.
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Questa parallelizzazione elimina i lunghi tempi di allineamento tra team di ingegneria dislocati in diverse sedi aziendali.
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Le modifiche apportate ai payload di scambio dati a livello di back end vengono istantaneamente propagate verso i componenti dell'interfaccia utente con tipizzazione statica garantita da contratti TypeScript rigorosi, evitando qualsiasi discrepanza durante la fase di rilascio in produzione.
Pawel KarniejHOST
I've moved, for example, I have AI bitmaking application.
Pawel KarniejHOST
That's something I didn't talk about too much, but I basically rewrote it from Swift native to React native because I want to have the app on both... iOS and Android and it's way less headache for me to handle it and there are some features of like Expo like that I can utilize for app safety and for In general, I can have the app in iOS and Android at the same time, and it's way easier for me to manage.
Pawel KarniejHOST
So I was able to build and release the app way faster because I think I released this one today.
Pawel KarniejHOST
And...
Pawel KarniejHOST
But also Apple approved it pretty fast.
Pawel KarniejHOST
Although I need to adapt it to iPhone Duo because I haven't yet.
Pawel KarniejHOST
It's interesting for me right now because there has been a ton of talk on X, etc., on the death of React natives.
Pawel KarniejHOST
More and more companies are moving towards native development and that makes sense for me.
Hunter PowersHOST
It's a mobile app.
Hunter PowersHOST
Now, I've built several mobile apps before, and I've managed native mobile teams, but when I've built mobile apps, they've always been based on React Native.
Hunter PowersHOST
I know React.
Hunter PowersHOST
Very
Daniel BishopHOST
Yeah.
Hunter PowersHOST
And yeah, and no big deal.
Hunter PowersHOST
I also I was reading about another company who was previously using React Native and they decided to go full native because so when you go native, it's they're faster.
Hunter PowersHOST
But the downside is that your application only runs on iOS or only runs on Android.
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Welcome back to another episode of the React Native Radio podcast.
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Episode 376, Real Life React Native, Gigable with Andy Perlitch.
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Let's talk about your project by visiting us at infinite.red. Now back to the episode.
Robin HeinzeHOST
Welcome back to React Native Radio.
Robin HeinzeHOST
I'm Robin Hines, and this is another installment of...
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Real Life React Native, the series where we interview developers who work on real life React Native apps.
Ryan LloydGUEST
... um, first of all, it can be a, a huge accelerator for building mobile app features.
Ryan LloydGUEST
Uh, I saw some great articles from, uh, two companies with big brand mobile apps recently that were abandoning the use of React Native and these hybrid apps that they write once and go across platform in favor of using LLMs to build native ports of the applications so that they could build a more native, seamless, better performing app, but gain the same efficiencies they would've gotten through these cross-platform frameworks for app development.
Ryan LloydGUEST
So LLMs are used extensively on that side.
Ryan LloydGUEST
On the vulnerability side, I think LLMs play a, a relevant role in, um, bug hunting, sort of a, a bug bounty program, um, that unstructured form of verification and testing.
Mike SchemaHOST
It feels like there's a lot of lessons that could be learned from mobile security applied to developing agents and so on.
Mike SchemaHOST
And so let me use that as a little bit to go and talk about one of the, the, that mobile application security verification standard.
Mike SchemaHOST
So let's actually talk about the developing of mobile apps for a second, 'cause Ryan, you helpfully pointed out too, it's, uh, it's pretty interesting that people are going away now from the React Native to building rather than build once, run everywhere, build a whole little bit of time or, you know, build, build unique to the platform.
Mike SchemaHOST
And Jan, I'm curious, w- ha- have you, have you talked to developers? What kind of feedback have you gotten from a new release like this, especially with the organization as it is around these storage cryptography network platform? H- Have...
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