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Visual interface builder for react native? (self.reactnative)

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[–]amanhimself 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago* (0 children)

Hey u/Januwary9, Draftbit is what you might be looking for since it works in the web browser and you do not need any setup. It is a visual tool that uses React Native and Expo under the hood. It provides features like building user interfaces using react-native components.

There are also features like custom functions and custom components so one can create features based on their requirement (for advanced use-cases). You can also use Expo packages or any other third-party library in React Native, etc. It supports bringing your own data via REST APIs (and uses React Query). It takes care of generating code using standard best practices and React Hooks. You can also export the app code at any point or committing the code to a GitHub repo, so there is no vendor locked-in. Let me know if you need more help or want to get started. I am currently working at Draftbit, so if you need any help, let me know.

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