With 100% code sharing between RN and web. So you effectively get an iOS, Android and SSR’ed app on the Web from a single codebase.
What’s particularly interesting is that it goes further than a normal starter / bootstrap repo in that they have a GitHub bot that gives you automatic updates via Pull Requests.
A new model to fund open source?
My estimation is that fully integrated starter kits like these potentially saves weeks of integration time.
* React Native & Expo * NextJS * Tamagui (styling + prebuilt UI components + tree-flattening compiler) * Supabase preconfigured w/ auth, login screens etc.
With 100% code sharing between RN and web. So you effectively get an iOS, Android and SSR’ed app on the Web from a single codebase.
What’s particularly interesting is that it goes further than a normal starter / bootstrap repo in that they have a GitHub bot that gives you automatic updates via Pull Requests.
A new model to fund open source?
My estimation is that fully integrated starter kits like these potentially saves weeks of integration time.
See also the previous HN post on Tamagui v1.0 release: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34186742