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NativeBase v3 — Mobile first, accessible components for React Native & Web
NativeBase is an accessible, utility-first component library that helps you build consistent UI across Android, iOS and Web.
It enables to build responsive, performant & dark-mode enabled websites and native mobile apps with the same code base.
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Can we upgrade to v3 from v2? If so, any official guide?
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@angel54689 Not directly no, it's a complete re-write from scratch, so has breaking changes. But we do have a migration guide where you can find all the information. https://docs.nativebase.io/migra...
@angel54689 You can keep using v2 for your existing apps(If you don't want to the effort of porting the existing codebase to v3).
But, if you start a new project consider using v3, I am sure you would really like the new API, we have made a conscious effort towards making NativeBase, a library with great developer experience.
If you do try it, let us know your feedback :)
P.S: You can also join our discord server, some people there have gone through the process of porting their existing apps, and can help you if you start going that path :)
Months of hard work in building the component library for mobile & web, it's finally out 🥳
The team is trying to solve our problem of recreating building blocks for every project so that you don’t have to. NativeBase v3 components are accessible, mobile-first, dark-mode enabled, customizable and performant.
NativeBase v3 is targeted for React Native, React (Next, CRA).
Docs: https://docs.nativebase.io/
Kitchen Sink: https://github.com/nativebase/ki...
Features:
🎨 Highly themeable
♿ Accessibility powered by React Native ARIA
🛠 Utility props
📚 Rich component library
🖥📲 Responsive
📈 Consistent across all the platforms
🌓 Supports dark mode
👩💻 Shared codebase between React Native & React (Next, CRA)
Top priorities:
• Unified Navigation with Next.js & React Native
• Reduce runtime overhead
• Bundlesize & Treeshaking
Go and start building and report issues! We are here to fix it!
Congratulations Sanket & GeekyAnts. I happened to checkout Nativebase last week and was very impressed looking at the kitchen sink!
I have been using NativeBase since the v2 and I have always liked the vast amount of components it supported at that time. Now, with v3 (have been playing around with it), I love the majority of features required to build a mobile app (specifically React Native) such as accessibility, theming in general, dark mode, etc are in support and have options to customize them.
Highly recommended!
@amanhimself Thank you so much, Aman! You have been an important community member. Thanks for all the support in the React Native ecosystem.
@sanketsahu You folks have done amazing work to make someone like myself, life's easier. So thank you and kudos to the whole team on launching v3 🙏
@yan_h Welcome to the 21st century :) It's how we write codes for the past 2 years, and the web version is based on React native web, which is used by Twitter Mobile Web version.
Congratulations on the launch. Had used Nativebase in one of my previous projects. Works flawlessly. Keep up the great work
Congratulations on the launch, can’t wait to use V3, plus the new docs are such a treat. Thank-you!
Congrats team! I remember using NativeBase from 2017, you had great RN starter projects. Thanks for adding value to RN dev experience. Good luck!