Building cross-platform applications for iOS and Android is challenging enough, but building React Native UIs for the web brings additional complexities. Discover how Tamagui streamlines cross-platform app development, eliminating common hurdles like performance, navigation, SEO, and deployment complexities. We’ll explore how Tamagui tackles these issues, enabling developers to create scalable, high-performance cross-platform applications without the usual headaches. Its unique approach can help you do more by writing less.

In this talk, I’m diving deep into how to build universal libraries that work on all platforms – a React Native first approach that works everywhere including the browsers! Together, we’ll explore the nitty-gritty challenges and innovative solutions associated with creating tools that seamlessly bridge the gap between web and mobile platforms. Expect a concoction of creativity, practicality, and actionable insights as we journey from idea to implementation.

Developing for each platform individually is so 2010s. These days, with React Native’s component system providing base-level UI constructs, we can efficiently develop for every platform while not sacrificing any particular platform’s uniqueness. Taz will review the approach they’ve taken while developing Guild, and the creation of their Mondrian cross-platform responsive design system as well as how they’ve accommodated the differences in navigational experiences across platforms to accomplish a codebase that can be 95+% shared across every platform.

Developing for each platform individually is so 2010s. These days, with React Native’s component system providing base-level UI constructs, we can efficiently develop for every platform while not sacrificing any particular platform’s uniqueness. Taz will review the approach they’ve taken while developing Guild, and the creation of their Mondrian cross-platform responsive design system as well as how they’ve accommodated the differences in navigational experiences across platforms to accomplish a codebase that can be 95+% shared across every platform.