ruimagalhaes

Hello guys. We are currently using this framework at Whitesmith. Would love to see what you think about it.

It doesn't defeat the purpose entirely in my opinion. Even if you write that core native code and use RN for the rest of the app, those elements will be potentially easier to ship and maintain.

You can make that effort of thinking the component architecture ahead and that will definitely help. To be honest I was thinking more about props that you'll know will live inside a component but end up on the redux store anyway. I made this mistake with forms on my first react native app by having any field value on the store. I didn't really need to that and the store got bigger and bigger because of that first choice.