react-native-responsive-grid

substantial contributions to things like Native cross platform Navigation libraries. When it comes to threading, the native views run in the main UI thread (just like native views would in any native environment) while the JS business logic runs in its own thread. To minimize serialization costs between JS and Native a lot has been done so JS objects like styles are passed by numeric reference. You can always use something like react-native-fetch-blob to natively fetch an image or some other heavy asset and go around the JS-Native bridge. But you can also use Inage component to fetch and remder images without serializing over the bridge. The user community has many other examples and great libraries to complement React Native. All you have to do is be curious rather than judgemental and harshly criticizing things that you obviously lack in-depth knowledge about. When it comes to layout, Flexbox and support for percentage based siIng give us the primitives we need to replicate the familiar responsive grid systems we use on the web. See this for example: https://github.com/idibidiart/react-native-responsive-grid And as far back as August 2015, I was able to create a custom keyboard in Obj-C and expose it as a React Native component: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YV3p09KoYKw There is nothing that could not be done with a combination of platform specific knowledge and React Native, and the technology is still evolving. So Facebook has shared their work with us and we shared our work with the community. What do you have to share besides criticism of other people's work? Do you have any work of your own that helps others build things? Put it out there and open it to criticism from random folks on the internets. Let's see your true genius!

nd margins. Rows can be aligned vertically (along main axis) and horizontally (along cross axis) inside Columns, and Columns can be aligned horizontally (along main axis) and vertically (along cross axis) inside Rows. [Additionally, the multiple lines created by wrapped Row content may be aligned vertically relative to the parent Column.] And with this, we can build the entire UI component tree (or an individual component's subtree) using a consistent, repeatable and nestable pattern, one that has predictable and dynamic --not only static-- responsiveness and the ability to trigger specific adaptive behavior, both built into it. The tree nodes are represented by Rows and their children are represented by Columns. Tree leaves are Columns that have no Row as a child. See More (for discussion): https://github.com/idibidiart/react-native-responsive-grid