React Native for macOS is a really powerful implementation of React Native for building Mac apps, but the RN macos documentation (as of today) is straight up wrong and won't work.
Here's how to spin one up!
This assumes you are on a Mac and have installed all the prerequisites for RN iOS.
We are happy to announce that React Native macOS 0.79 is now available! This brings us in alignment with the main React Native version.
| @tool | |
| class_name Trees extends MultiMeshInstance3D | |
| # Dimensions of the area to scatter the trees | |
| @export var width: float = 2000.0 | |
| @export var height: float = 2000.0 | |
| @export var terrain: Terrain3D = null | |
| @export var tree_spread_region_size: float = 20000.0 |
In Godot's 2D UI, I often find myself needing to dynamically add and subtract rows of data (such as in a multiplayer lobby system, an inventory system, etc).
JamminList makes updating lists and grids really easy! Build your UI and provide a template row (and an optional header row), along with a function to update every item in the list/grid, and then let JamminList do the rest.
JamminList.update_list(nodes: Array[Node], items: Array[Variant], header: bool, update_func: Callable)
Example:
| class_name JamminSync extends Node | |
| # In-progress, doesn't work (yet). | |
| # A simpler sync system for Godot. | |
| # Add as an autoload named "Sync" or let JamminSync handle it. | |
| # Usage: | |
| # Sync.sync_prop_reliable(self, "prop_name") | |
| # Sync.sync_prop_unreliable(self, "prop_name") | |
| @export var log_syncs: bool = true |
| # Allows a model to be deconstructed into various parts with physics | |
| # Attached to a CollisionShape3D, which has a reference to a node that it'll | |
| # deconstruct with. | |
| # Just set this as the script of any CollisionShape3Ds that you want to do this | |
| # with and then edit the nodes in your editor | |
| class_name Deconstructible extends CollisionShape3D | |
| # Any nodes you want removed from the original parent and | |
| # added to the new RigidBody3D parent | |
| @export var parts: Array[Node3D] = [] |
The Lobby node handles Godot 4.x multiplayer game session management, including hosting, joining, and basic player state synchronization.
You can use this to
In rough order, skills that I find important for React Native developers:
| You are an email prioritization assistant. Analyze the following email and determine its priority level. | |
| Consider these factors for priority classification: | |
| GENERAL FACTORS: | |
| - Sender importance and relationship | |
| - Time sensitivity of the content | |
| - Required actions or responses | |
| - Impact of delayed response | |
| - Complexity of the request |