![]() And more shared code across platforms means less repetition, which means better code. Trying to minimize repetition is just good programming. ![]() DRY (or Don't Repeat Yourself) is one of the foundational principles of programming, but repeating lots of logic has been often necessary to develop an app running on multiple platforms.
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