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New React framework: One. In this episode, I talk to One’s lead developer, Nate Wienert. What makes One special? - Do React and React native in the same project - SPA, static, or server modes on a per-file basis - Includes Tamagui, a web and mobile styling system -... show more

Cory House

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Nate1 year ago

Great interview! Also just to expand on the Tamagui point - it only includes it in the pre made templates. It’s completely agnostic to styling. And even data! We just have some happier paths that make universal apps easier.

Cory House1 year ago

Good point I should have been clearer. Thanks!

Cory House1 year ago

Full episode:

TadasG 💻1 year ago

Nice! Watching! I hope he answers when we'll see Two 😅

Nico1 year ago

Video looks fantastic! Do you mind sharing what gear you use? (camera, lights, etc)

Cory House1 year ago

Thanks! Sony A6400 with Sigma 35mm 1.4 lens connected via Elgato CamLink 4K. I record in 4K/30fps at f1.4 1/60. I have a wall of windows in my office with adjustable blinds so I generally don’t use pro lights, but use large softbox lights when it’s dark out.

Nico1 year ago

You’re a legend thanks a lot!

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