Aaron Greenwald

React Native is great for developing large applications across multiple teams, but only if you architect your app well. See the code and architecture that allows us to have disconnected teams working on separate modules but delivering a cohesive product that users feel is just one unified app. How many developers do you have working on your React Native app? One? Less than five? 15? What if you had over 40? 

React Native is a good fit for developing large applications across multiple teams in a company, but only if you architect your app correctly. Less than two years ago, I could count all of the developers working on our app on one hand. Now, I don’t even know everyone’s names. Learn how we architected the Wix app in a way that allows us to have multiple teams on multiple continents working on separate modules but delivering a cohesive product that users feel is just one unified app.

2017

React Native EU

Scaling Mobile Development with React Native

Wix has been about cutting edge web development for a while, and we're all about TDD. When we started mobile with RN, we struggled to replicate our test-heavy workflow that we'd grown to love. We lacked tooling, best practices, and general know-how. 

In this talk, you'll hear about what works and what doesn't. You'll find out what methods we tried and rejected so you won't have to make the same mistakes, and you'll get pointers toward approaches that we've found work so you can get started on the right foot.