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by seanalltogether
3038 days ago
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That's because HTML as a framework doesn't have a proper inheritable component model. It's all runtime hacks on top of a document model that is composed of divs, spans, and inputs. IOS, Android and any sane application environment have a fully extensible layout and component model to define at compile time. |
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Say for example on Android I wanted to include a layout but change the text color of all the items in that layout - I can't just do <include text_color="purple">. But I can do pretty much exactly that with React. This is because you can't use variables within layouts like that on Android. Sure, I could build a custom view and add a custom attribute and use that - but this is one of the areas where native isn't as nice as React Native (there are plenty of pain points with RN though).