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React Native Future – How Will It Look?

Technology is marching forward at an unstoppable pace, and the explosive growth of the mobile app market in recent years is one of the best examples of the relentless speed of innovation developers have to deal with these days. In 2015, global mobile app revenues amounted to $69.7 billion, but they are projected to reach $188.9 billion by 2020.

To keep up with the increasing demand for polished mobile experiences, developers need tools and technology that allow them to leverage their existing web codebase and target multiple mobile platforms without developing and maintaining multiple mobile apps.

React Native emerged in 2015 as a compelling solution for building mobile apps that are indistinguishable from apps developed using platform-specific programming languages. This JavaScript framework uses the same design as React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and it’s backed by Facebook as well as the broader developer community.

In this article, we’re taking a closer look at the future of React Native to provide concrete answers to all developers who are asking if React Native is here to stay or if it could become just as irrelevant as so many other JavaScript frameworks before it.

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Google receives over 63,000 searches per second on any given day. That's the average figure of how many people use Google a day, which translates into at least 2 trillion searches per year, 3.8 million searches per minute, 228 million searches per hour, and 5.6 billion searches per day. Google creates algorithms to help people find their ways around the ever-growing amount of online searches. Today, Google is a powerhouse that continues to innovate and improve the virtual world. It's an ongoing success story which results of its dedication to keep getting better, which is why it’s the go to the search engine and arguably the most trusted source of information out there. http://www.digiwalebabu.com #digital #digitalmerketing #beingdigital #digiwalebabu #googlesearch #googlelearnings #googlefacts #digitalknowledge #searchengines #googlealgorithms #digitalbenifits #learningdigital #digitalmarketingforknowledge #digitalmarkertingforbusiness (at Digital Marketing - Digiwalebabu.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_6kYV-n-JH/?igshid=3vkgkx99i5e0

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Learning Digitally

In this post I am going to be reflecting on learning digitally and how I am finding it. I have looked at the different characteristics that Alan Clarke wrote about in his 2008 book ‘E-learning skills’, and how they relate to me now as an online learner. I personally think i am strongly motivated to learn and have a positive attitude, even when I might not being doing my best, and I think these two characteristics are important because you’ve got to do the work yourself when its online. Another of his characteristics were that you had to be good with ICT, but to be honest in this day and age, I think as long as you have a basic understanding, most courses are probably manageable as there are a lot of easy resources out there and always someone on the course to help.

So far in my digital learning experience i have had a mixture of positive and negative aspects. We’ll start with the positive. I have really appreciated how much support I have received from the people running my course and the fact that I can go to them with any questions if I am struggling, and I’m not going to pretend I haven’t struggled. A negative is I have definitely been a little knocked off my feet with the sudden (what seems like) overload of online modules and reading I have had to do in the past two weeks, but I guess with the position I am going into it will all be important.

I have learned a lot of new stuff that I kind of thought I already knew, in terms of my job and learning online. It has made me use my devices more instead of just using them for social media, which is definitely a good thing.

As I said above my organisation has been great at supporting me and keeping in constant communication. They also made sure to give us out all our workload gradually in the hopes that it wouldn’t build up, which is a very good way to do it, since online they could just put it all out there straight away... it’s just my own fault I have let it get on top of me a little.. But I think I am finally getting over that mountain.

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Artificial intelligence is set to change e-learning - Digital Journal

Digital JournalArtificial intelligence is set to change e-learningDigital JournalE-learning is proving increasingly popular and offers a way for more people to access learning materials, proving popular with businesses. Now AI technology looks set to make e-learning even more accessible. Training and education of the workforce is ...and more » from Dragplus http://ift.tt/2FgqEl4

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