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This looks really neat! Love the focus on performance for mobile. The inclusion of linear gradient is also nice, since I've had to write code that seemed stupid
by bilalq 5y ago
This looks really neat! Love the focus on performance for mobile. The inclusion of linear gradient is also nice, since I've had to write code that seemed stupidly complex to get that working cross-platform before.
I've always been a frustrated by is how difficult it is to build a design system for React Native. It seems like no one who's done it has really open sourced much in the space. One thing I've often found missing is the ability to build an interactive showcase of a component library. Do you have any plans for something like that?
On a side note, I am a little skeptical of react-native-web. Admittedly, I haven't looked into it much though. Can DOM nodes be mixed with react native nodes? If not, the lockout from Normal react libs would give me pause. Also not sure if I'd trust it with components doing things like charting or animations. I'm still in that camp of people finding it easier to write React and React Native UIs totally separately.
- ponyous 5y ago> Love the focus on performance for mobile. The inclusion of linear gradient is also nice This confused me, linear gradient is the opposite of focus on performance :D
- nwienert 5y agoThank you! > Do you have any plans for something like that? It's a good idea, and in general I think a clear path to generally making frontend much easier so I'll think about it. > Can DOM nodes be mixed with react native nodes? Yep, they won't render on native but its totally fine to do if you're just targeting web. Theres only lockout if you want 100% sharing but it's easy enough to fork any component into web and native by having a `.native.ts` file.
- kall 5y agoRNW is pretty seamless in that sense. You can freely mix and match RNW components and html up and down the tree.