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Zero to $10 Million with React Native + Next.js - Fernando Rojo - (Next.js Conf 2021)

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  • Presented by Fernando Rojo, Co-Founder & CTO at BeatGig
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Fernando Rojo explains how BeatGig shared code between React Native and Next.js to build cross-platform web and mobile apps.

What does it take to grow to $10m in sales in under a year with one frontend engineer? In this talk, I’ll discuss how we used React Native with Next.js to achieve this at BeatGig. We’ll explore solutions to cross-platform issues like navigation, animations, responsive design, theming, performance, and more, uncovering a stack that lets you build great products with speed. Fernando Rojo Co-Founder & CTO at BeatGig @FernandoTheRojo

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What people say. Recommended as an informative guide on sharing code and handling navigation between React Native and Next.js.

theanirudhon Hacker News • Recommends

On “Building a Cross-Platform Web and Mobile App from the Ground Up”

This talk at Nextjs Conf explores cross platform solutions for common issues like routing, styling and animation. Found it to be quite helpful! link to this video
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theturtletalkson Hacker News • Recommends

On “Solito – React Native and Next.js unified”

It's mainly cross platform components (Fernando refers to them as screens) that can be used on the web, iOS, and Android. In Next.js, you can import these components as pages. On iOS, file based routing does not exist. Solito fills in the cracks. His video at Next.js Conf was really informative: link to this video .
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ninjaaon Hacker News • Mentions

On “Is the madness ever going to end?”

And then there's one sr front end dev who started doing $10 mn ARR with a web app and react-native apps for iOS and Android from a Next.js monorepo all by his lonesome link to this video I really think the React-Native and Next.JS (and tRPC and Prisma and GQL) have hit a PHP-style tipping point where we are going to see a great new flowering of cross platform web and mobile apps (last seen in the Facebook / Wikipedia era 2007-2014 era and driven by MySQL + PHP + jQuery + Phonegap). I feel excited, the hype is finally real. So yeah sometimes that mixed abstractions complexity works against you, I feel like every decade or so it converges into a stack you can really use to effectively GTD.
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reimertzon Hacker News • Mentions

On “Solito – React Native and Next.js unified”

For anyone interested, here is the keynote introducing Solito from Next.js Conf 2021 by it's creator Fernando Rojo. link to this video
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fernandorojoon Hacker News • Mentions

On “Solito – React Native and Next.js unified”

Creator of Solito here. I've built a number of React Native libraries (Moti, Dripsy, etc). Happy to answer any questions. I originally gave a talk at Next.js Conf about how/why we use Next.js with React Native: link to this video Navigation is the hardest piece of sharing code across platforms. Web has plain URLs for navigation state, whereas apps have complex sets of nested navigation patterns (stacks, tabs, modals, drawers). By combining the approaches into a single mental model and API, devs can build for Web and Mobile with ease. This is touched on at length in the "Methodology" and "Gradual Adoption" sections of the Solito docs. The gap between web devs and native devs is shrinking. This stack ena…
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fernandorojoon Hacker News • Mentions

On “Solito – React Native and Next.js unified”

1. you can code share with iOS and Android. 2. the primitives provided by React Native solve the many bugs you get from low-level CSS and HTML. there are many other reasons, I touch on all of them in my Next.js + React Native talk at Next.js Conf: link to this video I built link with React Native and Next.js as the only front-end engineer and designer, and our iOS app and website share 99% of code across hundreds of screens.
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