Curious what you think of https://github.com/pipevals/pipevals (author)
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where you can input this "Custom URL": https://vdom-benchmark.github.io/vdom-benchmark-maquette/
then open the Dev Tools and Run.
But looks like it fails tests, add '&test' to the URL in the new window.
Source: https://twitter.com/andrestaltz/status/770307344513306624
These benchmarks are about the cost of transpilation (where ES6 support is not native).
Anyway, there's no way they could lose (too much) control. The "native" part of the apps is still subject to resubmission. The "react native" part is mostly UI layer/composition and business logic.
Now, to add something to the matter, "direct update" is something that Apple already hosts in its App Store through Cordova apps and its commercial versions (i.e. MobileFirst) https://www.apple.com/pr/library/2014/12/10Apple-and-IBM-Del...
Not sure how many React Native projects are hosting their bundles outside theirs apps in the wild, but there are already apps released on the store (as per Facebook Groups, Ads Manager).
Still, I agree things might change (on the Apple's side).
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Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, Bower, Grunt, Git, SVN
Résumé/CV: Available upon request
Email: g [at] esposi.to
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Front-end Developer, being stuck at a consulting work.
Willing to take on Remote work, not scared by Back-end (NodeJS), interested in ReactJS/React Native.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, Bower, Grunt, Git, SVN
Résumé/CV: Available upon request
Email: g [at] esposi.to
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Front-end Developer, being stuck at a consulting work, mainly building foundations for a framework based on GWT for the last 22 months.
Scraping the surface of AngularJS through a side project with a couple of friends/collegues.
Willing to take on Remote work, over (in no particular order, not limited to):
ReactJS, AngularJS,
IO.js, NodeJS,
NW.js,
Ionic, React Native,
LESS, SASS,
ES6, FP, Rx
I'd bet Angular going Native first, though, I guessed it was coming with 2.0
Disclaimer: I'm Italian, and I'm from Naples.
Not sure if it does fit all your needs.
It's an Android to Mac/PC notification mirroring and device control app.
Still in some sort of public beta, accepting feedbacks, enjoying the engineering challenge behind it, figuring out what matters most to us in order to build it next.
We do not match 1:1 Pushbullet's features, we worked on our version from scratch (I'm pretty sure we both took advantage of the same APIs).
In our approach we focused on "pairing" devices with a simple/secure token, with no accounts needed (we do not require G+ account in order to register). We probably (still) address a subset of Pushbullet's features but still providing some other useful ones (as for our use cases) such as:
Phone "control", Device location, a simple Chrome Extension where you can keep track of your notifications (and interact with your Phone).
I'm pretty sure Pushbullet would do the same but we do not store any data and just "push" it between devices over secure channels.
Hope I gave you a more detailed view of what I meant.