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👋:skin-tone-2: all, quick question for those using Storybook: are you using https://github.com/storybookjs/react-native or just Storybook “core” with react-native-web
providing a bridge for component development? The current state of https://github.com/storybookjs/react-native (last stable release, 5.3.25, quite far behind the core releases and v6 in a very long alpha with what looks like limited resource behind it) has me wondering if it’s better to avoid it so I’m interested to learn from your experiences 😄
@ah45 we're on RN 0.63.3 - storybook 5.3.23 on one project - it's behind yes - but for our purposes not really a problem - did you actually encounter any problems?
Nothing beyond the usual difficulties of wrangling Javascript package versions and trying to follow semi-bitrotted documentation 😅 Good to know it’s still proving to be a stable and viable tool despite the age, that assuages my concerns somewhat 👍:skin-tone-2: