2/15/2024 0 Comments React native in android studio![]() Rather than install node via homebrew I prefer to use (and already had installed) nvm and this worked without issue. I decided to start with the MacOS/iOS route first and the guide on v is very straight forward. ![]() The source is available here and you can see the pipelines in action here. The result is a React Native application that I can edit, develop and test on either MacOS or Windows, then commit to source and minutes later receive install links from App Center. I’ll use Azure Pipelines to build and publish app packages, and I’ll also forward these packages to Visual Studio App Center so I can send builds out to testers. I’ll want run on both emulators and locally connected hardware and, pipelines for both Android and iOS that will trigger from commits to a git master branch. I’ll build on both MacOS and Windows 10 so I get that true multi-platform vibe. What better way to upskill on these items than by building a pipeline targeting both iOS and Android? I’m familiar with React and Azure Pipelines but not with React Native and, I haven’t touched mobile development since 2018.
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