Hello, can you introduce yourself to our readers? Grégoire : I am telegram philippines girl Grégoire Hertault, developer since 2010 , fullstack for 4 years. By fullstack I mean: backend, frontend, cloud and ops. I have also been a freelancer for 4 years, and normally I work with clients on service missions. But this year I decided to take a break and create my own application . I've been on it since January, it's a personal project, independent of the health situation. It's an application that allows you to contact customer services . It was while developing it that I realized that I needed some libraries that were not available on GitHub .
This is what led me to develop two libraries , one on AWS Amplify and React and the other which concerns Twilio Voice and React Native . Portrait of Grégoire Hertault [Gregoire Hertault] V : Since when have you been coding in React Native and what do you like about this language and/or the mobile development ecosystem? G : For me, coding in React Native is very recent . I had already done some technical monitoring and I knew a little bit about it but I really dove into it in January of this year, for the needs of my application.
What I like is very well summed up by its slogan: “code once, deliver everywhere” . With a single code base you can have an IOS and an Android application, and you can even go further with modules to develop under Mac OS and Windows. It is really this aspect, with a single code for all platforms that I like a lot . I am also very enthusiastic about the React framework which is quite powerful and pleasant to use. The React Native Twilio Phone module V : Can you summarize your module in one sentence? G : It is a library that allows you to implement voice over IP with Android and IOS using the Twilio Voice API .