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Jul 2, 2018 36 min

129: Sunsetting ReactNative at Airbnb with Gabriel Peal - Part 1

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If you haven't heard, Airbnb has decided to move away from React Native. Friend of the show Gabriel Peal wrote an in-depth series of blog posts about this. We had so many questions around this that we asked him to come on the show and he graciously accepted to answer some of our questions. It's always a pleasure listening to his insights and this episode is no exception! Listen on: Show Notes React Native The post that kicked off this show Spike Brehm Leland Richardson Building a visual language - DLS Yoga library - cross layout engine YogaLayout - Android Sponsors Bitrise - Bitrise is your mobile continuous integration and delivery for your whole team, with dozens of integrations for your favorite services. Contact @gpeal8 [twitter.com] @fragmentedcast [twitter.com] @donnfelker and +DonnFelker @kaushikgopal and +KaushikGopalIsMe

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If you haven't heard, Airbnb has decided to move away from React Native. Friend of the show Gabriel Peal wrote an in-depth series of blog posts about this. We had so many questions around this that we asked him to come on the show and he graciously accepted to answer some of our questions. It's always a pleasure listening to his insights and this episode is no exception! Listen on:

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