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rocket
@rocket
Considering two architectures for a fintech app, curious what people here think: 1) React Native for both mobile and web 2) React Native for mobile, Nextjs for web, using Turborepo and shared packages The functionality between mobile and web will be 75% the same, and the UI components will be 50% the same.
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@wslyvh.eth
Expo for mobile Including web depends a bit on the complexity of your App. I.e. how many native/platform specific APIs you need. For more complex apps you probably want to separate web
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atlasmoth
@osuji.eth
Would definitely not recommend 1, especially if it's going to be a sizeable app with lots of components and platform specific APIs. I'd personally share as much logic as possible but use react native and plain react instead as Next.js limits deployment options and it doesn't seem like you need SSR
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Haole
@haole
expo for mobile and web and you can also introduce special code for web only
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