Is One the ultimate React and React Native Framework?

[@jherr]

This video was sponsored by Infinite Red. infinite.red/ Infinite Red is an expert React Native consultancy.

[@JGBSolutions]

I leave the dev world for a few months and now I feel like a stranger. LOL! Thanks to you Jack letting me know how much I'm missing (or not).

[@SazzadAhmedTuhin]

before i can REACT to a framework, another ONE comes, what is NEXT?

[@foobully]

is ONE just a REMIX of existing frameworks??

[@my_yt666]

@@foobully ONE seems like a SOLID START.

[@vvvvvvvvvwv]

Hopefully this is good competition for Expo

[@relaxwithai]

Day 0 of a new release of a React Framework

[@StingSting844]

Its great because there's so much to solve still

[@coherentpanda7115]

Do you want to be trapped in a NextJS world forever? I am glad dev teams are still trying to innovate, and give us alternatives to VercelLand. This is really promising framework for those who want a web and native solution.

[@relaxwithai]

@@StingSting844 *inserts XKCD 927 meme*

[@ivan.jeremic]

not funny anymore

[@relaxwithai]

@@ivan.jeremic it wasn't meant to be funny

[@suspicious_panda]

Really interested in zero, would love to see you cover it 🙏

[@KenrickBeckett]

Nah im good. Enough framework. Wishing them the best

[@conorwade11]

Would love to see more about Zero.

[@GurbyTheGreat]

Nativewind v4 has been the only compelling story for react native ui frameworks for me... It's not ready for prime time yet but when it works it's a beauty..

[@foobully]

Thank you Jack for the video ❤

[@loquek]

I found this really interesting and useful, thank you!

[@doxlebuild6317]

amazing work Jack as usual, this is awesome can you please do a tutorial with zero db integration please

[@AutisticThinker]

Like the format. One looks cool too. 👍

[@EvanDotJS]

Saw Jack at a conference. Was taller than I expected. Dude’s an absolute unit.

[@AndrewMelnychuk0seen]

Excellent review

[@JTWebMan]

I am giving it a try and writing my own event sourcing offline solution on top of it if I can maybe using PGlite / sqlite still working on that part.

[@kashyapit]

The framework looks promising and I will try on my weekend project. Let's see if I can get the Google auth and local auth make working

[@kengreeff]

Nice one Jack!

[@DoubleOBond]

Livewire for the win

[@TheProcessor]

Wonder how this compares to Solito

[@owenwexler7214]

[0] days since a new JS/TS framework was released.

[@YasinAkimura]

Wow I hope vxrn gets more support from the community react native really needs a faster bundler. By default. The only thing I don't like about this whole thing is that it's way too new to depend on it.

[@JM-st1le]

This is the only concern imo. It's honestly great

[@Dik131WZD]

What's next? MDX Framework like Fumadocs, but for RN?

[@foobully]

we have an mdx plugin but not working yet for native - would be pretty cool though as there is a really nice new mdx plugin for RN

[@iamskibble]

Doesn't Expo also let you deploy as a React Native app or to React Native Web?

[@coherentpanda7115]

But its not great, and you are not getting a lot of features needed for the web.

[@Joshua-dc4un]

​@@coherentpanda7115 like what

[@MrDevianceh]

So, what does this offer over just using expo and react-native-web?

[@magne6049]

everything baked in, and you can just use Vite for all platforms instead of needing Metro also for native.

[@Reactnativetech]

One is after Zero

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

here we go again

[@codernerd7076]

not another one :(

[@foobully]

Many frameworks are adopting RSC which we feel is very complex, and in a world where local-first data solutions win, in large part overhead. If you see our demo video or website we are partnering with Zero, and think it’s an actual game changer. That plus universal apps, makes us a lot different from yet another framework. There’s no “one” doing it like us, even remotely!

[@JM-st1le]

​@@foobullyHmm. How customizable are the components

[@MattChinander]

Make webdev simple again

[@StingSting844]

I really don't like the patching part 🙅‍♂️

[@foobully]

We only patch libraries that are published in completely broken ways - like publishing flow types, or JSX inside js files, etc. this also helps us avoid some very complex configuration with Vite that is more confusing. All patches are done in a way that they dont affect the original source, they make files alongside that Vite then picks up. So they are safe. We also support switching between React 19 and 18 including SSR which is otherwise impossible. Similar to how Next vendors theirs own React

[@Nāmarūpa1]

React is starting to feel really tired now, the same way Facebook feels.

[@virtual5754]

If it has static generation with ability to rebuild pages at runtime, then it is worthy competitor to next. If not, it is just another react framework with pretty strange positioning. Like who ever needs to embed react native into web app when react native by itself is not great even in expo?

[@uncleebenezer1928]

Maybe I'm missing something, and if so, forgive me, as I am somewhat new, but i was under the impression that it builds 3 distinct apps, one for web, ios, and android, so I would be surprised if React Native was embedded into the web build, right?

[@jherr]

RN won't be in the web build.

[@uncleebenezer1928]

@jherr thanks Jack! I thought that to be the case, but glad you were able to confirm. Also, did you see my comment about possibly doing a video with One, Zero, & Gluestack UI? I'd love to see it!

[@foobully]

We are working on “ISR” it’s actually not very hard to implement, but we’ll be also getting a PPR type feature alongside.

[@virtual5754]

@@foobully timed and manual revalidation?

[@greendsnow]

Somebody save us from React! Enough is enough I'd use capacitor for that app.

[@Dionysus-Reality]

Ooooo this by the guys who make Tamagui? hard pass. I mean look at what this "Framework" really is, its effectively a Framework built upon other frameworks like one big tower of dependencies. We in the React community really have to get this obsession with abstraction under control.

[@magne6049]

it actually removes dependencies, like Metro, Solito, NextJS which you'd otherwise need to achieve the same.

[@danielharten4890]

Terrible name for a framework, what am I supposed to google to find this thing? I literally cant find the website lolololol

[@geelemo]

Maybe type 'one react framework'

[@prashlovessamosa]

Wtf within a week tan stack start now 😂 .

[@gamerclips8895]

Another unnecessary new framework that nobody asked for

[@loquek]

What are you using to build to both web and mobile at the same time?

[@JM-st1le]

Honestly this isn't a bad idea. It takes the idea of react native to it's logical conclusion

[@jonatansexdoer96]

@@loquek web?

[@dancarter5595]

The components look like garbage compared to something like Mantine. Why would anyone prefer this?

[@foobully]

The components are yours to style, also Jack really only used Button. So not much to compare there lol

[@dancarter5595]

@@foobully I took a look on the website, they all look very underwhelming.

[@Joshua-dc4un]

You have to do a lot of work to get the best out of it

[@foobully]

@@Joshua-dc4un we're closer to radix + tailwind than something more premade than mantine, but of course we work native and web, and we have great performance on both. looking at mantine, in our opinion our UI looks as good or better for the ones we do have, we just don't have as many. but let us know which you think can be improved

[@loquek]

Mantime doesn't make react native components so it's not even an option?