@pesterhazy: Zuk Z1. As powerful as the OnePlus One (which for me still runs awesome after two years), but costs 200€

A friend has it, I'll buy it soon, for testing as well

Thanks!

Also, the battery is a juicy 4100mAh people says that lasts three days...

@pesterhazy: Do you have time for reviewing my post about react native and clojurescript?

or anyone who are interested in?

Sure, I'd be happy to

@pesterhazy: already dm.

I thought the react-native will find the entry js index.ios.js and index.android.js. then compile and serve these with the package server. Is it easy to rewrite the package server to combine the cljs compiler?

@doglooksgood: don't quite understand the question

the cljs compiler compiles to js; this is then picked up by the RN packager server

if you have require("foo.core") in index.ios.js, it'll pick up the file compiled to "foo.core.js" in node_modules/

I guess it will check the same folder where index,ios.js first

No, they check node_modules first and try to find package with name foo.core. To check the same folder you need write ./foo.core

I think a path not starting with "./" or "../" will always look in the node_modules folder

Exactly

@savelichalex: great minds etc.