Learn REACTXP with Real Code Examples

ReactXP wraps platform-specific components with unified API

Declarative, React-based architecture

Supports state-driven rendering with React state/Redux

Event-driven with cross-platform gesture handling

Modular design encourages reusable components

ReactXP maps components to React Native and web targets

Declarative React architecture

State changes trigger re-renders

Cross-platform event handling for gestures

Platform-specific customizations via abstraction layer

Declarative UI using React

State-driven component rendering

Platform abstraction via RX components

Composable and reusable component structure

Integration with Redux or Context for global state

Enterprise productivity apps

Cross-platform dashboards

Consumer apps with consistent UI on web and mobile

Internal tools for companies

Prototypes for startups with multi-platform targets

Cross-platform UI consistency

Reusable React components

Platform abstraction for gestures, layout, and styles

Minimal platform-specific branching

Maintainable and scalable architecture

Modular component structure

Lazy-load screens where possible

Optimize assets for web and mobile

Use global state management wisely

Test cross-platform performance frequently

Update ReactXP and React Native versions

Refactor deprecated components

Adjust platform-specific code for new APIs

Test all platforms thoroughly

Check third-party library compatibility