It looks a bit like zustand, isn’t it?

I'm curious.
What would you do, instead of me ?

I'm not leaving RN, but I want to understand how it works under the hood, become more efficient when writing bridges, and of course, as tech guy I love learning a lot of things I don't really need :D

Welcome there! 👋
Gonna watch your talk right now !

Started to learn this evening by reading the apple's dev documentation (bit.ly/4mqGuLI)

My first thought when working with SwiftUI was :
Is it a low-code tool ? 😂

Wish you the best !!

We’re using Nativewind at Hozana.
It’s very good stuff.

It’s similar to tailwind, except some exception such as the grid system which doesn’t exist on the native side (it works on the web side if you build on web using expo), or some pseudos such as even: and odd:

It’s good and popular library

Expo 53 will include react 19 ?

Why don’t you try tanstack-start ?

Unistyle works as the same as Stylesheet, with some improvements helping you to manage your theme. (Colors, breakpoints …etc)

Not yet, I’m actually working on mobiles apps only. Not web anymore.
But my next web app will be create by tanstack-start, surely.
I’m curious about tanstack-config as well.

Have you tried within Tanstack-Start ?

The good answer would be « It depends ».
What kind of project ?
If you need « ready to use » components, have a look to Tamagui or react-native-papers.

Do you want copy/past component ? Gluestack could be the right answer.

You want to keep control ? Use Nativewind or Unistyle !

I'm looking forward to learning your tips, thank you!

Tell, don't ask 😉

Yes sure.
A persistent store is just a store which take your storage in last parameter.
If your storage respect the Storage interface, you can use it.