Teams can share plenty of code and still run iOS and Android as separate products.
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Teams can share plenty of code and still run iOS and Android as separate products. Where does new mobile work land by default, and who owns the native exceptions? React Native at Scale 2026 looks at how experienced teams make that call 👉 https://clstk.com/4hpke31
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