I've been interested in the cross compilation and package management aspects of a Really Native React, because I see it being one of those things that you end up needing to solve and it takes a long time to solve - so you better get started early! Furthermore, the React component model encourages sharing of code, and when you start sharing code, you need a way to consume that shared code.
But let's also carve out some space here to discuss (and link to) some more constrained workflows that don't have as much to do with React Native, and might have a more narrow focus: For example, a lot of the findings from Reprocessing apps will be useful here and there's probably some work we could share. @bsansouci I'm sure you could fill an entire directory of markdown files sharing your findings and approaches so far! Are you inclined to author some guides? (For example, I think your bundling of mingw-gcc was very cool - it would be good to get the story of how you did that in markdown form). If not, that's totally fine too.
I've been interested in the cross compilation and package management aspects of a Really Native React, because I see it being one of those things that you end up needing to solve and it takes a long time to solve - so you better get started early! Furthermore, the React component model encourages sharing of code, and when you start sharing code, you need a way to consume that shared code.
But let's also carve out some space here to discuss (and link to) some more constrained workflows that don't have as much to do with React Native, and might have a more narrow focus: For example, a lot of the findings from Reprocessing apps will be useful here and there's probably some work we could share. @bsansouci I'm sure you could fill an entire directory of markdown files sharing your findings and approaches so far! Are you inclined to author some guides? (For example, I think your bundling of mingw-gcc was very cool - it would be good to get the story of how you did that in markdown form). If not, that's totally fine too.