Generic, carefully planned, code structure and shareable native components/modules across application platforms, solved

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o in theory, this frees the UI from being locked into any particular implementation of the data layer, and enables migrating to new implementations (frameworks/libraries/etc) without having to update the UI code, as long as the “interface” contract is honored.

View Binding is the recommendation for view lookup as well as binding, but it does add a bit of overhead when compared to Android Kotlin Extensions. Compared to Kotlin Extensions, it adds compile time checking of view lookups and type safety.

Flipkart has an AB platform to try out multiple variations of layouts, capabilities, or overall UI. Often, we run tests and experiments to understand what’s best for customers and accordingly ship updates.

You need to design the cross-platform components and native dependencies considering the perspectives of all platforms. If not thought through early, you may end up fixing behaviour inconsistencies every time you build something new.

Flipkart uses React-Native for building apps across Android, iOS, mWeb. We have structured our team and code to ensure high output and reuse. As a team, we are passionate developers working on a highly rated, fast, and responsive app.

We strongly believe that the fundamentals of most platforms are similar. However, the individual platform level nuances require time to understand and are best handled by platform experts.

In the meantime, my wife had acquired at some discount an extremely Santa Barbara-y device made by a local startup called Fluidstance. It’s a type of balance board — not the absurdly precarious, rolling kind that I had used as a training device for surfing years earlier, but a more stable version that stays upright with just the slightest, continual, unconscious adjustments of your weight and stance.

Flipkart uses React-Native for building apps across Android, iOS, mWeb. We have structured our team and code to ensure high output and reuse. As a team, we are passionate developers working on a highly rated, fast, and responsive app.

Teams have Web, Android, and iOS engineers with both Native and React-Native knowledge, working on app development for multiple functions. This ensures everyone takes decisions together, covering solutions across stacks.

With the classic problem of delayed update adoption among mobile app users, it took about three months for our app to reach a 90% adoption. With native, for small and medium experiments we needed at least 6 weeks to close the AB experiments.

In addition, we designed our mobile web integration such that the web could inject its own version of native modules / components so that our React-Native code doesn’t have to understand the web platform.

In React-Native, we can push minor changes and experiments OTA instantly, which positively affects the overall data volume available to test on. We can either speed up ABs or do many more ABs. Now, we close the A/B experiments in about 3 weeks, ensuring that we present the right experiences at the right time for the user. Our differential downloader also ensures that we do not overwhelm users with too much JS download.

I was skeptical that it would be of any use beyond making its user look like a bit of a tool. But from the moment I tried it, I was hooked. Suddenly, working at my makeshift standing desk (at the time, it was a regular desk with a cardboard box on top) became enjoyable, active, and, most importantly, tolerable for periods longer than 20 minutes. I can’t explain just why the tiny movements required to stay balanced on the Fluidstance make all the difference, but they do, at least for me. On top of that, I found that those movements absorb my nervous energy, helping me to focus in the way that chewing gum does for some people.

When we moved our mobile site to React-Native-Web we had to first trim down the React-Native-Web library and replace some components with our versions, considering the size and performance requirements of the website.

When we moved our mobile site to React-Native-Web, we realised our code structure wasn’t best suited for lazy loads, as it was designed for the native apps. Despite our efforts, we’re still not happy with the numbers. We’re improving here by adding server-side rendering to optimise first loads while we restructure some code.