Building React Primitives to Power In-App Messaging

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Describes Nock’s React-based in-app messaging primitives: pre-built components (banner, modal, card, notification feed) that support light/dark modes and can be shown without extra code, plus hooks for data fetching and real-time updates. Covers how to own and customize rendered components for performance, build custom components with minimal code, and rely on Nock’s schema for strong data integrity.

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