Awesome description. Very helpful thanks. I'm using expo lately and using web as a target, but also developing universally for android/ios. I'll neet some platform specific code eventually and it's good to see how to do the web files vs native
I've found that I don't use iOS or Android specific files very much, as any minor differences can be handled using if (Platform.OS === "ios") { ... } within the same file. However, when making a multi-platform app that targets phones (small screens) and the web (sometimes big screens), there are so many differences that it's easier to have separate files rather than dozens of if statements that make the code hard to follow.
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Awesome description. Very helpful thanks. I'm using expo lately and using web as a target, but also developing universally for android/ios. I'll neet some platform specific code eventually and it's good to see how to do the web files vs native
I've found that I don't use iOS or Android specific files very much, as any minor differences can be handled using
if (Platform.OS === "ios") { ... }within the same file. However, when making a multi-platform app that targets phones (small screens) and the web (sometimes big screens), there are so many differences that it's easier to have separate files rather than dozens of if statements that make the code hard to follow.