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Exposing SwiftUI views to React Native is a powerful feature! 👀 Here is an example of a SwiftUI paywall in React Native with just a few lines of SwiftUI code! A blog post on how to create native views using SwiftUI is coming soon! ✨

Oskar Kwaśniewski

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