React Native utility-first universal design system - powered by Tailwind CSS
NativeWind is a development tool that utilizes Tailwind CSS as the high-level scripting language to establish a universal design system. By sharing styled components across all React Native platforms and employing the most suitable style engine for each platform, NativeWind aims to ensure consistent styling, enhance Developer UX, optimize component performance, and streamline code maintainability. This tool processes styles during the application build, using a minimal runtime to selectively apply reactive styles based on factors such as device orientation or light and dark mode changes.
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