I've 5k rep points on stack overflow. It's an interesting platform. I've noticed that answering some questions pay dividends better than others (... better title, better formed questions, etc). And providing a thoughtful, complete, and humble answer is key (IMHO). What other insights have you gleaned from your experiences? What do you think is the most effective way to rack up those rep points?

I would like to tease out one of Kashish's (many) questions because I think it deserves to be addressed on it's own. > Right now anything I build in Expo has a file size of about 26 MB. I read on your website that "this is because Expo includes a bunch of APIs regardless of whether or not you are using them". Is this something which can be solved someday?

Tyler McGinnis joined React Training, then pretty soon after silently went solo. What happened? (you said "ask me 'anything'")

If you had a magic wand that would instantly and elegantly solve any of webpack's weaknesses, how would you use it?

If you had a magic wand that would instantly and elegantly solve any of react's weaknesses, how would you use it?

You make learning both enjoyable and entertaining. When did you first realize you had a gift for teaching tech?

How did you decide what price to charge for your online courses?

How do you manage your to-do list in term of tools, process, etc?

How do you manage your to-do list in term of tools, process, etc?

What's your favorite lifehack?