React Native - Why Designers should use React native. And everyone else too.
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This is from my talk "Why Designers should use React Native. And everyone else too" which I prepared for the React Native meet up in Vienna. The talk gives a brief introduction to React Native and why it's so great for mobile development. Inspired by the talk of Pieter De Baets
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