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React Native at Skyscanner: The Good Parts
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Architecting the app into different screens. How is the native side built to support this?
Why is this kind of architecture important? What does it enable? eg: deeplinking, render metrics, etc.
Implementing metrics to measure React Native startup time in a brownfield context
How do you enforce a standardized folder structure?
How do you adopt a new technology, like flow, and monitor its adoption?
What does your CI look like? What is it responsible for?
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React Native at Skyscanner: The Good Parts
Karan Thakkar
Karan works as a Mobile Engineer at Skyscanner, building the React Native infrastructure enabling other teams within the org to use it. Previously, he leads the Web team at Crowdfire.