Ole Begemann
It’ll be especially interesting to see how they deal with animations etc. in a declarative UI model.
Watched the React Native intro, looking forward to reading through the code.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVZ-P-ZI6W4 …
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Not sure I’d want to write native UI in Javascript but that’s not the interesting part about React Native anyway.
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@olebegemann It only seems interesting if you coming from the web platform where the notion of a render tree defined as a function is new. -
@milend It’s not a new concept but UIKit is definitely not designed that way (treat the view hierarchy as a function of the data). - View other replies
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@olebegemann I always thought that Cocoa gives you the freedom to adopt that approach or not and it's up to the devs to pick the best. - View other replies
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@milend Maybe you’re right. I just never thought of it that way. -
@olebegemann As I've gained more experience, I've always designed my UI state to be a function of an underlying model. -
@olebegemann Then that model is easily represented by NSViews etc. So anims would be part of abstract model. Makes things simpler.
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Milen Dzhumerov
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