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Two Reacts!?

• exac 9mo ago
  As someone who doesn't use React, there is React Native (for iOS & Android), and React (and that can be server-rendered or client-rendered).
  • psnehanshu 9mo ago
    There's also React Native Web
    • underdeserver 9mo ago
      I'm sorry what
      • rauli_ 9mo ago
        In case you want to use React to make Web sites as well.
        • deleted 9mo ago
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        • neals 9mo ago
          They should make a version of that runs as an app on a phone
          • jasongill 9mo ago
            They have one, it's called React Native Web Native
      • afiori 9mo ago
        I find it is a good idea, it allows developers to cleanly define how to structure elements without random divs sneaking in. It requires a strong design system and it probably makes it harder to use some web APIs but those can be reasonable tradeoffs
        • docmars 9mo ago
          Speaking of which, is there a Tailwind CSS equivalent for React Native? I find passing `style` objects around (ala CSS Modules) to be a pain after using Tailwind for so long in web projects. EDIT: Found one that's going v5 soon, looks nice. https://www.nativewind.dev/ https://www.nativewind.dev/
      • tcoff91 9mo ago
        Twitter is built in React Native Web
  • atulvi 9mo ago
    There was also react vr
• tcoff91 9mo ago
  class components & function components.
  • afiori 9mo ago
    That is the least interesting divide in the react community
• o_m 9mo ago
  The main divide now is client side React versus Server Components usually with a node.js backend