When react-strict-dom is totally ready for prime time it's going to be a game changer and react native will become an absolute juggernaut.
Right now react-native-web is not nearly as good as iOS and Android react-native. react-strict-dom is a massive leap forward for universal apps.
I think React Native was the go to place in the past but it has been surpassed now.
Also, I remember transferring lots of data through the bridge could be a bottleneck for some use cases. Is that effectively solved with this architecture?
Can I comprehend this as a new Virtual Native UI immutable tree running in native space?
And react native mounts and updates basically synchronally updating this immutable tree and reconciliation being done in native space, dynamically updating the app layout?
Reconciliation is still done in React on the JS thread, similar to React DOM.
How does the renderer ensure consistency in case o multiple immutable tree references?