CUA VS react-native

Bias: I maintain a fullstack universal app template called CUA that uses Expo/Nextjs/tRPC/Solito/Tamagui.

Most of it is, but there are still parts that arent smooth integrated, such as navigation and authentication, and others that may need separate implementations due to not having a ready-made wrapper. create-universal-app and create-t3-turbo are good starting points.

I'd likely go for a mobile first approach and start with:

create-universal-app : https://github.com/chen-rn/CUA

Which would give me:

Yes, try either:

The official «Tamagui + Solito + Next + Expo Monorepo» starter:

https://github.com/tamagui/tamagui/tree/master/starters/next...

Or the more recent version that builds on that and adds tRPC and authentication (with Clerk):

create-universal-app - https://github.com/chen-rn/CUA

This is a modified version of the file from the react native cli template

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