that was true a while ago, but react-native-web works pretty well these days. You do need to write your code react-native first though (ie your code is react-na

that was true a while ago, but react-native-web works pretty well these days. You do need to write your code react-native first though (ie your code is react-native and react-native-web adapts it to work in the web) but a lot of things are, not clunky per se, but unsolved for web. Main example is JS-based tooltips, react-native-web doesn't give you one and it doesn't make sense to do it in mobile. So you end up needing a lot of if platform === 'web' do this, way more than just supporting ios+android updating to new versions is a huge pain, I usually default to making a new project from scratch and re-introducing our custom native code. Having iOS build knowledge helps a lot