Same component, web + mobile — the architecture behind @otfdashkit/ui
📰 Dev.to · Dave Kurian
Learn how to architect a shared UI component library for web and mobile using React and React Native
Action Steps
- Design a unified component library using React
- Create a separate package for shared UI components
- Use a build process to compile components for both web and mobile
- Implement platform-specific wrappers for React Native
- Test and validate components on both web and mobile platforms
Who Needs to Know This
This approach benefits cross-functional teams with web and mobile developers, allowing them to share and reuse UI components efficiently. It's particularly useful for teams working on both web and mobile applications with a unified design language.
Key Insight
💡 A well-architected shared UI component library can simplify development and maintenance across web and mobile platforms
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📱💻 Ship the same UI components across web & mobile with a unified architecture! #React #ReactNative #UIComponents
Key Takeaways
Learn how to architect a shared UI component library for web and mobile using React and React Native
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How we ship Card, Button, Avatar, and dozens of others across React + React Native without losing our minds.
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