Why I like using Styled Components in React Native apps — 1x10
This story is part of a series where I am sharing my experiences on React Native, hoping it will prove useful to the React Native community and provide helpful insights. For app development enquiries check us out or contact me here.
Season Finale
Today I am posting my final article for this season. I really enjoyed writing React Native related articles during the past 5 months and I will return in September with more posts!
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Styling is an integral part of front end development, noone can deny that. An app has to look nice as well! And it’s not a pleasant task for all JavaScript/FrontEnd devs; especially when someone has just started with web development. This is where styled components come and save the day, by making styling simpler specifically for React Native apps in my opinion.
