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Zero to $10 Million with React Native + Next.js - Fernando Rojo - (Next.js Conf 2021)

Vercel · 56.7K views · 2021-10-28 · 24:44

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Fernando Rojo explains how BeatGig reached $10M in sales with one frontend engineer by sharing code between React Native and Next.js, covering navigation, animation, theming and performance.

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What does it take to grow to $10m in sales in under a year with one frontend engineer? In this talk, I’ll discuss how we used React Native with Next.js to achieve this at BeatGig. We’ll explore solutions to cross-platform issues like navigation, animations, responsive design, theming, performance, and more, uncovering a stack that lets you build great products with speed.

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Linked as the origin story and rationale for Solito and for sharing code between web and mobile.

Recommended by 2 HN people across 2 months · HN mentions 2022–2022

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theturtletalks · 2022-03 · Recommendation

It's mainly cross platform components (Fernando refers to them as screens) that can be used on the web, iOS, and Android. In Next.js, you can import these components as pages. On iOS, file based routing does not exist. Solito fills in the cracks. His video at Next.js Conf was really informative: [VIDEO] .

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theanirudh · 2022-02 · Recommendation

This talk at Nextjs Conf explores cross platform solutions for common issues like routing, styling and animation. Found it to be quite helpful! [VIDEO]

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reimertz · 2022-03 · Reference

For anyone interested, here is the keynote introducing Solito from Next.js Conf 2021 by it's creator Fernando Rojo. [VIDEO]

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