Mikael Sand

require('socketstream-session') is mentioned in three places: https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream/blob/develop/lib/websocket/transports/sockjs/wrapper.js#L21 https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream/blob/develop/lib/client/system/modules/socketstream.js#L17 https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream/blob/develop/lib/websocket/transports/engineio/wrapper.js#L25 But the socketstream-session package doesn't exist in npm/github

This seems to work at least: npm install -g [email protected] socketstream new testssproj cd testssproj npm install npm install [email protected] npm install chokidar node app.js open localhost:3000 So, the relevant...

More specifically, these: https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream/compare/ba6d09f6194aef469c5c9c85486a31b15a6bd840...c6d357d2db6f981625a5efe09cdadd8a0533208d

It seems to be possible to write the iOS parts using Kotlin as well: http://www.albertgao.xyz/2018/01/14/how-to-create-kotlin-native-ios-project/ Wonder if it could lead to more code reuse and even less maintenance burden.

Yeah, I haven't read the source of this project, so can very well be. At least in react-native-svg I think there is some opportunity for reuse, but it might just...

Sounds a bit like when people were saying noone would write native apps for android and ios using javascript not too long ago 😉 A bit early to judge how...

The KotlinConf Spinner app looks really interesting: > - a backend, using SQLite for data storage and exposing a REST/JSON API; > - mobile clients for iOS and Android, using...

I'm not sure why or how apple would need to be involved in it in any way, can you elaborate? Both Swift and Kotlin use LLVM to do their thing...

It seems React Native for Web works out of the box. npm install react-native-web Then copy paste their example in to a component: https://www.webpackbin.com/bins/-KgucwxRbn7HRU-V-3Bc I guess everything already works, just...

Actually, styles don't work as is...