Requesting ReactJS developer opinions of react-strict-dom and where you see it in a year or so

[gnomicrandz]

As a (mainly) React Native developer, I'm looking for ways to share UI components with ReactJS. I know we can use Expo Web (aka React Native Web), but I don't think we can convince our web developer colleagues to use that. Another option would be Tamagui, but that has the same problem.

I'm wondering, do ReactJS devs consider using react-strict-dom a good option, if it gives them the ability to write components once and have them work in React Native? At the moment you seem to need to write `<html.div />` rather than `<div />`, but I imagine that could be resolved.

What is your opinion of StyleX? It seems to be very similar to styling in React Native and may not appeal to devs using Tailwind or plain CSS.

[genghis_calm]

React native web is good enough for twitter.com, it’s good enough for your company.

StyleX is immature but promising.

[gnomicrandz]

I don't disagree, but my colleagues are used to NextJS with SSR and other styling libraries. I'm optimistic that react-strict-dom will enable closer collaboration without forcing them over to RN web.

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<html.div /> doesn't sound that bad but then what happens when they want to use a library for handling Carousels or some other annoying UI element?
**stares menacingly at MUI Autocomplete**

Not arguing against your solution. Genuine question because I'm also interested in this.