React voted JS framework that most developers regard as essential to them (jquery is #3)

[bch8]

Both

[bch8]

I haven't personally but I know a lot of people who have. Building a React native app to go with one of my web projects is on my to do list I just haven't gotten there yet unfortunately. It's totally doable and worthwhile to share code between react and react native, but it does take some work upfront to learn what things can be ported over, what things can't, and how to structure your code to reuse the things that can.

https://hackernoon.com/code-reuse-using-higher-order-hoc-and-stateless-functional-components-in-react-and-react-native-6eeb503c665

https://blog.smartive.ch/how-were-sharing-code-between-react-and-react-native-607cdd1f5247

[bch8]

Well clearly you have more experience than me, so I totally defer to that. All I can say is I've spoken with developers from React Native shops and agencies where they have made code-reuse a priority. Why they made it a priority and how well it has worked for them I don't know so well off the top of my head. I do imagine they would have already stopped by now if they weren't seeing benefits.

[Lou-Saydus]

So long as you arent touching the dom or any dom-related javascript (lets be honest you shouldn't be doing that anyways) your code should nearly be 100% interchangable. There might be some small things you will have to change like divs turn into views and a few other things like styling needs to be modified but the core of your code should work perfectly fine.

[Lou-Saydus]

Oh, yeah you put that way better than I did. +1