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RN has its dark corners - but yeah it provides an amazing amount of value, and as a ClojureScript programmer it's hella fun
if you're doing native integration that's just reading a lot of source code - not much docs
I almost always COPY my entire directory before upgrading; But nowadays with yarn it has been more or less more “safe” to not copy it.
Back in 2016, it took me 1 day to launch the RN project on another computer, because NPM builds were kinda non-repeatable
though in truth a lot of stuff had to get sorted out first which didn't come together until last year