I’d say it’s definitely got its merits. If you have a React web app built for desktop browsers, and you’ve cleanly separated your code so that the data layer of

I’d say it’s definitely got its merits. If you have a React web app built for desktop browsers, and you’ve cleanly separated your code so that the data layer of API calls, types, utilities, etc… is separate from the desktop UX layer, you suddenly have an awesome way to save time and money. You write the data layer, and then your desktop and mobile apps can all save a ton of duplicated work and maintenance and stay in sync with each other.