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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by Kiro on Saturday April 08, 2017 @04:04AM (#14065890)
How do you use React Native on the web?
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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by migueloller on Saturday April 08, 2017 @03:12PM (#14068468)
You can use React Native for Web [1].

[1] https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web

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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by zura on Saturday April 08, 2017 @05:16AM (#14066104)
There are several React Native web players. One is used in their documentation site.
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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by Kiro on Saturday April 08, 2017 @06:58AM (#14066347)
Is that really comparable though? You use that when you want to demo React Native on the web. This means you can actually code for both platforms.
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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by zura on Monday April 10, 2017 @10:25AM (#14078716)
Right, AFAIK none of the available players are advertised as official ways to run apps in production.
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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by roryisok on Saturday April 08, 2017 @04:17AM (#14065921)
Well, in case of the web I meant react
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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by marksomnian on Saturday April 08, 2017 @04:47AM (#14066020)
And that's the thing. You need to reimplement your UI code separately for react and react-native. react-xp abstracts all that away.
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Re:ReactXP – A library for building cross-platform apps by TomMarius on Saturday April 08, 2017 @06:05AM (#14066229)
That's something different though. It looks similar, but there are differences - and this library is solving them.
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