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I am trying to configure the environment of the Active Act on my computer.
Able to install the choco package manager. But when I try to install python2 with the command: choco install python2 this error message appears:
I’m using windows 10 64 with Java Skd and Jre 1.8
Important note: be able to install nodejs with this command: choco install nodejs.install
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Why don’t you use the Create React Native App or Expo.io. Both do not need to set an environment with Gbs and more Gbs from libraries. Not quite the solution to your question but it is a possibility. In a few minutes you can start an React Native project.
But it is hostage to the packages made available by the expo, besides losing performance in relation to a native, being recommended only for small projects
Yes, it has to be considered the trade-offs of this option, but in relation to performance, it is the same since tb is React-Native, in question he is not comparing React-Native to pure native. So the only difference between create-React-Native-app and React-Native is that you can only use pure javascript libs, and if you need more customizations you can always eject the project and have these customizations.
No, the performance of the pure React-React pro Expo is not the same, because the Expo adds a layer, at the expo it is as if the APP was emulated by the Expo application
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And why not download the Python installer and install normally?
– Jéf Bueno
it is highly recommended to use the Choco package manager to build the React Native environment. However. I will test your idea. Grateful!
– alexjosesilva
That’s bullshit. Python is Python, regardless of how you install.
– Jéf Bueno
I installed Python in the log.. I will check that it does not interfere with the React Native environment...
– alexjosesilva
There’s no way to interfere. It’s the same thing. Just a hint: if you really want to solve the problem with cuttlefish, it’s a good thing to post the contents of that bug log that is spoken in CMD. Just reading a generic error message is impossible to help you. The log exists to be used =)
– Jéf Bueno