Jesse Weigel - One Codebase to Rule Them All - Using React Native Everywhere

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Argues one JavaScript codebase runs Android, iOS, web, desktop and Windows platforms by compiling React Native to DOM and native targets using react-native-web, Expo, Electron and React Native for Windows; claims about 95% code reuse at Dick’s Sporting Goods and support for six platforms (Android, iOS, web, macOS/Windows/Linux via Electron, plus Windows/Xbox/HoloLens). Shows a working demo (create-react-app + react-native-web), cites Twitter mobile, Uber Eats restaurant desktop and MLS as real users, and notes faster browser-based development and aria/heading mapping for accessibility.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:51Thank Yous
3. 1:47What React Native Is
4. 5:28React Native Web
5. 9:43React Native for Windows
6. 11:00Twitter
7. 12:36Major League Soccer
8. 16:56Accessibility
9. 27:30Css Differences between React and React Native

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