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Mobile Code Sharing Strategies: a Comparative Analysis at Khan Academy
Experimenting with React Native at Khan Academy Responsible for this document: Jared Forsyth Background React Native is super cool! We find lots of things attractive about it, and would really like to be able to share lots of code between our iOS and Android apps. We’ve done two internal projects...
The last TC39 Meeting was hosted by Google in Munich, Germany. The experience and the location relieved the jet lag present to most of the participants. At the same time, it might have been a relief to those from Europe, as the meetings usually happen on the pacific coast in the US, with a 9 hour time difference from Munich. The agenda was not long - and not short - but a couple of items took more
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