React Tv
React Renderer for low memory applications
Overview:
React-TV is an ecosystem designed for developing React applications for TVs, focusing primarily on webOS and SmartTV platforms. It aims to provide a better tool for building and fast development for TV applications, overcoming challenges related to performance limitations such as limited graphics acceleration, single-core CPUs, and high memory usage for TV apps. The strategy involves applying reactive concepts in the renderer layer, plugging the TV's keyListener, and unifying the build for multiple TV platforms.
Features:
- Ecosystem for TV-based React applications: Provides tools from the renderer to CLI for pack/build applications.
- Focus on webOS and SmartTV: Primarily targeting these platforms for development.
- High-performance TV user interface: Aims to craft responsive 60fps experiences using React.
- Platform module: Allows organizing code and separating it by platform for cross-platform development.
- React-TV CLI: Tool for packaging and building applications for TVs.
- Init command: Sets up the React-TV project environment and installs dependencies.
- Build for multiple TV platforms: Supports LG webOS and ongoing support for Samsung Tizen.
- RenderOnAppLoaded: Function that renders a component only after the application is launched.
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