React and TS: A Journey to a Unified Team Using a Common Language
summary
A team consolidates separate iOS, Android and web front ends into a single codebase using React, React Native and TypeScript. They begin by rebuilding the login screen as an experiment, move business logic into a shared TypeScript domain library with semantic versioning, and implement platform caches via native Objective‑C/Java modules bridged to JavaScript. As a result, they reuse the same code across web and mobile and streamline delivery to a six‑week cadence with more stable velocity.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:17Tech stack choice
- 5:28Company context
- 7:59Results overview
- 9:02TypeScript pros/cons
- 12:18React Native benefits
- 15:12React Native limits
- 17:02Airbnb comparison
- 18:47React architecture
- 20:33Cross-selling feature
- 24:52Lessons learned
- 26:57Introduction
- 28:10Q&A
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