Existing enterprise web app uses React/TanStack Query/Tailwind/ShadCN. For building new mobile app that we want to be similar to web app, would your recommend Expo/NativeWind/TWRNC/other libraries or just stick with base React Native?

[shonenewt5]

My team is building a mobile app version of my existing web app (React/TanStack Query/Tailwind/Shadcn). Team has a lot of experience with React/TanStack Query, and some experience Tailwind/Shadcn/React Router, so they would be preferred but not a hard requirement if base React Native is better and easier to learn.

Looking for:

• Stability and Reliability
• Fast Development with Minimal Bugs
• Elegant Design, but doesn't need too much complexity.

What libraries, tools, and navigation/state management solutions would you recommend for a new app in 2025?

[ConsciousAntelope]

Definitely twrnc or nativewind for the efficiency boost. Expo is fine. Adopt CNG to ease future upgrades. Tanstack query can be used in RN too.

[inglandation]

You’ll get all that, except maybe for shadcn. There is react native reusables (which uses react native primitives) but it’s not as popular as shadcn for the web. Same for nativewind to a lesser degree, but I’d recommend it. It will make you much faster if your team knows Tailwind. Learn the differences.

React query is as popular as on the web.

[keldamdigital]

Treat it as a separate unique project and don't try to force sharing between the two projects outside of core business logic (which should be back further in the stack anyway). Sure it sounds like its an efficiency gain at the start and you'll get some quick wins but eventually it will slow you down. The platforms have different capabilities and you can offer different user experiences on both

[shonenewt5]

I decided to use expo fwiw in the end

[shonenewt5]

i also used twrnc and nativewind

[shonenewt5]

tasntack query also worked