MacOS support is experimental, but mostly working. Linux currently needs an Electron wrapper. Theoretically you could port one of the react-native-desktop projects to use GTK or Qt.
Then of course you have native iOS and Android components with Facebook's ReactNative and web support via React.
ReactXP wraps all of these projects allowing you to write React components and TypeScript code that is shared among every platform. It's the same workflow as Electron, even less so, with native UI.
Windows support is implemented via https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows and targets W10, Xbox, and Windows Mixed Reality.
MacOS support is experimental, but mostly working. Linux currently needs an Electron wrapper. Theoretically you could port one of the react-native-desktop projects to use GTK or Qt.
Then of course you have native iOS and Android components with Facebook's ReactNative and web support via React.
ReactXP wraps all of these projects allowing you to write React components and TypeScript code that is shared among every platform. It's the same workflow as Electron, even less so, with native UI.