Summary
In this chapter, you learned how to structure large-scale or multi-platform products. You are now able to create a project structure that works for large-scale and long-running projects.
You also created a clone of your example React Native mobile app on the web and understood why this isn’t always the best idea. You then learned how to create multi-platform applications that meet user expectations while keeping a high percentage of shared code.
In the last section of this chapter, you learned how to create, release, and maintain your own libraries, what the difference between JavaScript-only libraries and libraries with native code is, and how to only publish these libraries to selected people.
After focusing on creating a good structure for the code base itself, in the next chapter, we’ll focus on how to implement well-working processes and how to support these processes with Continuous Integration (CI) tools.
