Never heard about Exponent? Well, Exponent lets you write native apps in purely JS (or languages compiled to JS) that work across both IOS and Android. It’s open source, free and uses React Native(RN). Ok, why bother? Why not just use React Native the standard way? Integrating 3rd-party modules is…

Edit: I’ve released Lymchat as open source, https://github.com/tiensonqin/lymchat IOS app link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lym/id1134985541?ls=1&mt=8 When I started learning Clojure two years ago, never thought I could write an ios app by it. If you are curious, it’s called Lymchat, you can learn languages, find local people, talk to people with same interests. …