React Native, Expo Go, Nativewind.

Solution retrospective
With each solution using React Native my code is getting closer to work beyond just Web. Styling with Nativewind is harder than regular Tailwind as it imposes limitations to be accepted by mobile devices. This challenge poses a special difficulty with that double border by hovering. With Tailwind it would be trivial, but for Nativewind some hacking was needed.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?To customized taleind.confg.js to be really a concentrator of definitions spawned all over the page. That is one of the main goals of this tool, to facilitate modifying stiles just be changing the rules in this file.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?- The ultimate way to use <Imagebackground> tag to control how areas are filled by images.
- How to handle SVG files in React Native without converting them to PNG.
- The meaning of the definitions in the metro.config.js file.
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Wasn't React Native for mobile applications?
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