marko

I read this tweet and laughed. We regularly come into companies that have full, dedicated native app teams, rebuild their entire (10+ year old) apps in React Native, and pass up their native teams who are still struggling to ship features. Then ship to the App Store / Google Play Store and improve the overall star rating for the apps. (The *best* possible outcome is when the native devs enthusiastically embrace React Native ... because they tend to make amazing RN devs. I was a native iOS dev prior to RN!) I get that my team is particularly good at RN, but if your team is going to slow down their feature iteration speed and destroy their app quality just because they switch to React Native, it's really not the tech stack's fault.

I’ve an AppIntent where an AppEntity has a property of type IntentFile, but this property is not visible retrieving the entity via Shortcuts. Someone has the same issue? The property is declared in this way.