Linux works pretty well on current hardware but yeah, those are some issues I am aware of.

How much professional would you like to look like? The same answer applies to both questions :)

3 years? 1 month :D

This one: https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-react-native-and-redux-course/learn/v4/overview

Google it, but spend some time trying to understand the fix, this way you do both things, delivering the feature and grow up professionally

amazing! thanks for this

bien sûr, I think I've learned more by reading blogs, books, egghead videos, etc than in the University

Well, you may expect issues with some applications if your hardware is not well supported, specially with wifi cards and video cards. Keep in mind that native iOS development is just available on Apple OSs. Ubuntu is a nice entry point for newcomers. The community is big and almost any possible problem you may encounter it's already marked SOLVED on a blog post. My Recommendations: Try it, play with it, break it as much as you can and try to fix it, this is the only way to learn, don't be afraid, the installation only takes 10 mins.

Thanks for doing this AMA session. My question is simple, as a non react, react-native experienced developer I have had trouble finding a nice way to structure my project. I've read we should set apart containers from components but I'm not sure where to place my reducers, action and constants. Do you have an structure you'd recommend me? thanks

@jvanja is this one: https://github.com/aurelia/framework/issues/556