Nice, informative talk, thanks. Was wondering about what's the latest with React Native Web & full code sharing in the React space. I still think that sharing UI code can work. In many cases the responsive web layout on a phone will have significant overlap with the app layout. Creating a button on Android, IOS & web uses different syntax, but most times the developer just wants the same, simple functionality. Why not unify the UI elements that you can? It's a shame that React Native Web hasn't caught on. Suppose this problem needs a ton of cash to be dumped on it to finally solve it adequately.
You can try the repo that I tried to prepare: mehmetkaplan.github.io/react-spa-jwt-authentication-boilerplate/ This has a step by step guideline that enables to share common logic between react and react-native applications. It aims to differentiate only in the presentation layer. Other than that all logic is compiled to be shared between applications.
Nice, informative talk, thanks. Was wondering about what's the latest with React Native Web & full code sharing in the React space. I still think that sharing UI code can work. In many cases the responsive web layout on a phone will have significant overlap with the app layout. Creating a button on Android, IOS & web uses different syntax, but most times the developer just wants the same, simple functionality. Why not unify the UI elements that you can? It's a shame that React Native Web hasn't caught on. Suppose this problem needs a ton of cash to be dumped on it to finally solve it adequately.
You can try the repo that I tried to prepare:
mehmetkaplan.github.io/react-spa-jwt-authentication-boilerplate/
This has a step by step guideline that enables to share common logic between react and react-native applications. It aims to differentiate only in the presentation layer. Other than that all logic is compiled to be shared between applications.