The Best Stack for Universal React Apps
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Published 2024-03-19
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Links:
- T3 Stack: github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-app
- T3 Turbo: github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-turbo
- Tamagui: tamagui.dev/
- Expo: expo.dev/
- Evan Bacon Blog: github.com/EvanBacon/evanbacon.dev
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00:00 The problem with universal apps
01:04 T3 Turbo
05:36 Tamagui
10:16 Expo Router
13:54 Sidenote: Capacitor
15:07 Tech Stack Recommendation
All Comments (21)
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Explore galaxies.dev/ today - your shortcut to learn React Native ⚡
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Yayy!! Thank you Simon :)
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A new fan here.. it will be great to see a tutorial that uses this stack.. a project
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Once again, a perfect video about Universal React Apps. Think about how many 'admin dashboards' and 'marketing pages' in all the repos we could remove.
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A very informative video that benefits a lot of people. It would be even better if it had CC subtitles. Even if it's only in English, I can translate it into the local language.
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Thanks for this video Simon! Really nice to have an overview of the options out there for Universal React Apps (I thought the T3 stack was only for web). I was wondering if you see much of a difference between using Solito on its own with Nativewind vs Tamagui?
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Love yor work Would be great if you made a full app with it
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This is exactly what I was looking for! I was just wondering what tech stack to go for. I will totally try T·3 Turbo but with Prisma if that is possible.
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Thanks for the video! I thought Solito on its own would be enough for this purpose? You can still get custom web/mobile views but also share most of them
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One thing you didn't really cover is the ability to do SSR for the web parts for each projects
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Hey Simon! How would you handle user authentication in a react native app with an existing next.js backend using next-auth for example? Session can be read from the web application and therefore you can make requests to protected API routes in next.js. But how would you make those requests from a React Native app? Is it possible to make request to an protected api route in Next.js from a React Native app? Thanks!!
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can I get rid of drizzle and use Prisma instead?
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I have a project using next 14 with capacitor for hybrid app, but now I think to move on to react native for future references.
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I only care about web (+PWA) and I would like it if the mobile-web experience were like Ionic (native feel). Two problems with that: Ionic is not nextjs friendly. Using Ionic seems to result in a desktop experience that looks like stretched-out mobile app.
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How about next-adapter?
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For a market ready application, is Expo for react native is great choice or not?? I'm concerned about the some features like in app purchases etc.
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it was good to learn about tamgui , but looks risky to try on a big project
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great!
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Hii Steven, what’s your MacBook spec? I want to get a coding MacBook
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What about .NET MAUI?
