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I honestly can't tell from your comment if that really exists or is satire.

• kbenson 8y ago
  Neither can I. I'm I'm leaning towards it existing but being used as a vehicle of satire, because that's just how crazy the world is now.
  • navs 8y ago
    https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web
    • stronglikedan 8y ago
      I don't know why I find it so funny that the browser's back button doesn't work in the examples[0]. [0] https://necolas.github.io/react-native-web/examples/ https://necolas.github.io/react-native-web/examples/
      • ollerac 8y ago
        Because re-implementing native browser features that are core to an application's usability is a hard problem that "cutting edge" web frameworks open you up to?
        • ksec 8y ago
          My hope is that LiveView from Phoenix, ( along with some form of Mobile Apps Default Solution ) would finally fix 90% of what we need without ever touching / resorting to what we are doing on the client side right now. Finger crossed.
      • semi-extrinsic 8y ago
        Also that the examples are broken right to frack... Screenshot: https://boring.host/MWDuAnO https://boring.host/MWDuAnO
    • deleted 8y ago
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• quickthrower2 8y ago
  Satire, because react-native-web-native === react-native, so there is no need for such a module
  • anyfoo 8y ago
    In the same way that react-native-web should be "react"?
    • deleted 8y ago
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    • threeseed 8y ago
      Sure. In an ideal world programming would be the same irrespective of whether it's Web, iOS, Android, Server Side etc. But because the platforms are quite different you have different libraries and programming models. Hence why React is not the same as React-Native-Web.
      • growtofill 8y ago
        This doesn’t answer the question.
    • invaliduser 8y ago
      It is based on React, it is basically a react implementation of many react-native specific components, such as View.