@jorda0mega Hi, sorry for the late response, I don’t experience this decorator error, maybe because I’m using re-natal?

@jorda0mega BTW, I know you are playing with Exponent, would you like to share your experience using boot-react-native with Exponent, I’m new to boot and would like to add boot support with Exponent.

@tiensonqin: yeah. I'll share a repo sometime this week with an example app

@jorda0mega 👍

hey guys - who's the maintainer of http://cljsrn.org ? would love to get our company logo on there : )

we have a production ReactNative/ClojureScript app

nvm there's a link at the bottom : )

@raspasov @mfikes is the creator, you could send a PR: https://github.com/cljsrn/cljsrn-org

@tiensonqin thanks just did : )

np

https://github.com/cljsrn/cljsrn-org/pull/9

hey everybody. I'm trying to find out a bit more about app state... and how it relates to my re-natal app. for example, on android, if I go from my re-natal app to the homescreen or another app and come straight back, the app is in the state I left it. But it seems if I leave it some time and come back, the app re-initializes. Is this a time-based thing? I doubt this is specific to cljrn, but google has failed me so far. the official docs have an api for app state https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/appstate.html but not much in the way of explanation. For example, clearly when I go to the home screen my app goes into background state, but that doesn't necessarily mean it has lost it's state.

@jurgen_photek It is not specific to cljsrn nor react native. Android kills the app after it has been in the background a while. When depends on your usage of other apps, android model etc. The next time you start it it will have to reload the state.

@vikeri thanks. now I know where I'm looking I've got this https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/processes/process-lifecycle.html

@jurgen_photek If you need to run jobs in the background I’m actually working on a library for doing that in React Native

@vikeri make it RN-wrapper-agnostic!

@misha Yeah that was the plan

What is the best place to put a panresponder in an om.next project? Is putting it in state a sane thing to do?