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Kiwi.com has opened an office in Prague and is hiring JavaScript developers. The document provides notes from a talk about developing native mobile apps using React Native. It discusses topics like debugging, linking modules, navigation libraries, deployment, and monitoring tools when using React Native. Flexbox training sites and avoiding boilerplates are also recommended.
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