In this talk we will examine the state of deploying web apps with React Native web. To meet modern standards, we will use NextJS to deploy to web and Expo to build the native app. In addition, we will take a look how much code can be shared between these two platforms and how easily set a project up.

We will also take a look at cross platform component libraries and libraries that you will be using along the way.
This setup is great for any dev who wants to deploy to multiple platforms, but only wants to write his code once.

React Native is increasingly supporting the web platform. From libraries to routing patterns, everything is moving toward a more unified approach to creating user interfaces for both web and mobile at the same time. But what is the real cost of trying to achieve this, and is it the right direction overall?

In this session, we'll explore Tamagui, a powerful platform that enables you to write, style, and optimize code that runs seamlessly across web and mobile platforms. With its own abstract component library and robust support for design token systems, Tamagui empowers developers to create universal, time-saving code. However, like any innovative technology, it comes with its own philosophy, limitations, and learning curve. Join me to uncover how Tamagui works, its potential challenges, and strategies to harness its full potential for your projects.