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Re:Show HN: 30 Days of React by Zombieball on Friday December 16, 2016 @04:17PM (#13196932)
Awesome, I gave it a quick glance. This line from Readme makes me happy:

> code shared across platforms (browser, server, native mobile)

I'll definitely have to take a closer look. Thanks!

Re:Show HN: 30 Days of React by Longhanks on Friday December 16, 2016 @04:45PM (#13197163)
As someone who appreciates apps that tailor to each specific platform and respect that platform's unique features and guidelines, this scares me.
Re:Show HN: 30 Days of React by vincentriemer on Friday December 16, 2016 @05:01PM (#13197282)
React Native doesn't make it so you share UI code between platforms (https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/platform-specif...). What you get to share is all the business logic between tailored UIs.
Re:Show HN: 30 Days of React by clay_to_n on Friday December 16, 2016 @08:00PM (#13198347)
You can share UI code between platforms if you want, though!

At least Android + iOS. Some components are platform- specific but at least on a small simple app I've been successful sharing my UI code.

Re:Show HN: 30 Days of React by acjohnson55 on Saturday December 17, 2016 @02:50AM (#13199783)
I haven't yet done any React Native, but it seems to me that hypothetically, you can share or not share as you go down the component tree. I can imagine dedicated layouts per platform, then shared widget clusters, then dedicated low-level widget implementations.
Re:Show HN: 30 Days of React by Dibes on Sunday December 18, 2016 @02:39PM (#13207194)
Yup, there is an entry point for both the Android and iOS app. You can point to the same root component or a separate one if you want separate layouts orwhat have you
Re:Show HN: 30 Days of React by sb8244 on Friday December 16, 2016 @04:59PM (#13197270)
Is it possible for tooling to maintain a lot of these quirks and then implement additionally on top of areas it falls short?