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Jun 24, 2019 44 min

166: Cross platform development talk with Jesse Wilson

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Kaushik decides to hit record on a skype call he has with friend of the show Jesse Wilson. They start off by discussing building features across different platforms today. Jesse talks about a clever mechanism of using javascript to change logic on the fly across the Square cash app, that's worked out pretty well. They then go on to discussing how one can try and converge across platforms in terms of business logic, architecture, naming etc. They then wind it down by discussing the state of Flutter, Kotlin multiplatform and reaching the promised land. Enjoy. Shownotes objc.io Kevin Galligan Alec Strong Egor Andreevich Sponsors 🙏 Instabug Instabug completely takes care of your beta testing and user feedback process so you can debug, fix, and improve your app quality faster. They're giving Fragmented listeners a special bonus when you go to instabug.com/fragmented - Signup for free, install the SDK, and you will get Instabug's brand new t-shirt Contact @jessewilson @chrismlacy @donnfelker and donnfelker (on Instagram) @kaushikgopal and kaushikgopal (on Instagram)

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