hi, just started using cljsrn. I'm on a mac (mojave) with java 11, and I worked around an error with Module java-xml-bind by removing in project.clj the :jvm-opts --add-modules=java.xml.bind (which was apparently needed for jdk 9, but breaks for me with jdk 11)

Yeah, honestly, I still run into too many random libs / projects that work work with JDK 11, so I've just stuck with Java 8 in the end. Every time I try to move forward I hit another issue like that and conclude it is just not worth it. ¯\(ツ)/¯

Hi 👋, I'm curious, is it possible to develop react native ios apps in linux?

An interesting idea @jason325 is, if you have a device running a "blank" React Native iOS app, you may be able to have it load code from a place that is not macOS.

Here is an example of that idea: http://blog.fikesfarm.com/posts/2015-05-29-extending-ambly-to-windows-and-linux.html

That's using an older approach, based on Ambly, which is no longer maintained, so the question would be whether the setup you are using supports Linux.

Awesome, thx @mfikes! I'll look into that. I'm able to dual boot to Mac, but much more comfortable with my Linux setup. I was able to get Expo working, but not sure I want to deal with that as a dependency.

Cool. Yeah, if you an run macOS temporarily, you can, say make a regular re-natal project on macOS, launch it on your iOS device, and then perhaps switch over to Linux to continue working.

You can re-launch on your app on your iOS device and it will attempt to connect to Figwheel. (Or you can shake your device and reload.)

There may be nothing in re-natal that actually forces Figwheel to be running on macOS; it may be fine on Linux.

If you go that route, be sure to check out the re-natal run-ios-device real command so that the app knows the IP address of your box, and if needed, do re-natal run-ios-device 10.0.0.1 or some other IP if your Linux box has a different IP address.

Great! I'll give that a try, thanks for the tip. 👍 Goes to reboot...