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Did you know that every copy of Windows 10 includes React Native? 🤯 The default calendar app is written entirely in React Native, and some others are in progress!
We ship both! The updated inbox Windows Mail/Calendar apps were written from the ground-up using RN. Within Office, there are several mission critical components that have migrated to RN - one example is the Comments experience in Word.
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The main reason web apps have a lot of JS is because the platform alone is insufficient to build high quality apps. How are we supposed to compete with native apps while maintaining tiny bundle sizes when there are zero high quality UI controls built into the web platform? 🤷🏻♂️
We have to build every UI control we need from scratch. We have to support desktop, mobile, mouse, touch, keyboards, screen readers, Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, etc. when native apps just have to support one or two of these. All of this requires lots of code.
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Being a Senior Engineer just means saying "it depends" infinity times in a row. Are microservices good? It depends! Should we rewrite this or refactor this? It depends! Nuance and situational context are the stuff upon which everything depends!
The worst part is how easy it is to create giant bundles without realizing. You don't just download the code to render the page again, you also re-download all of the data used to render it, even if it's completely static.
Unpopular opinion: React is the wrong tool for building content websites (blogs, marketing sites, documentation, etc.) today. SSR is not good enough. You end up downloading the content twice: once in the HTML, and again in the JS for hydration. How did this become so common? 😱
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