Sharing Code Between React and React Native: What Not to Share - Ben Ellerby
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Sharing Code Between React and React-Native: What Not to Share
React Native Track
React and React Native allow a "learn once, write anywhere" paradigm. This is great because one tech team can build both your web app and native mobile experience. The problem is developers hate writing things twice. There have been a couple of efforts to build a unifying technology to write an application once and have it work on both web and native. Yet this is not always the best approach. There is value in only sharing your business and state logic; keeping your render code separate.
In this talk, Ben Elerby gives real examples from his work with MADE.COM, migrating their web and mobile application to React and React-Native with code sharing as a primary objective.
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Talk recording from React Amsterdam 2019 Conference
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See other React conferences by GitNation
React Day Berlin – https://reactday.berlin
React Advanced London – https://reactadvanced.com
Sharing Code Between React and React-Native: What Not to Share
React Native Track
React and React Native allow a "learn once, write anywhere" paradigm. This is great because one tech team can build both your web app and native mobile experience. The problem is developers hate writing things twice. There have been a couple of efforts to build a unifying technology to write an application once and have it work on both web and native. Yet this is not always the best approach. There is value in only sharing your business and state logic; keeping your render code separate.
In this talk, Ben Elerby gives real examples from his work with MADE.COM, migrating their web and mobile application to React and React-Native with code sharing as a primary objective.
Subscribe to our channel to see more React (Native) talks: @reactconferences
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