Apologies - In at the deep end with a very specific (hardcore?) question.
In Titanium it is difficult, if not impossible without resorting to a Native plug-in (which kinda defeats the object of using it IMHO as this is not 'Learn once, use anywhere'), to re-create an interface similar to the Facebook app. i.e. the vertical scrolling timeline with embedded horizontal scrolling images in each post. (on Android it really does suck) due to issue with memory, threading etc.
So I guess my question is, is it something to that React Native could cope with, or would it potentially suffer from the same memory, threading issues?
And my guess is that at some point it has to surface, so a good architectural comparison would be fab.
In Titanium it is difficult, if not impossible without resorting to a Native plug-in (which kinda defeats the object of using it IMHO as this is not 'Learn once, use anywhere'), to re-create an interface similar to the Facebook app. i.e. the vertical scrolling timeline with embedded horizontal scrolling images in each post. (on Android it really does suck) due to issue with memory, threading etc.
So I guess my question is, is it something to that React Native could cope with, or would it potentially suffer from the same memory, threading issues?
And my guess is that at some point it has to surface, so a good architectural comparison would be fab.
Perhaps the Hyperloop/React Native race is on :-)