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Farhan Kathawala
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Oct 14, 2022 ⋅ 9 min read

Using MUI in React Native

Farhan Kathawala I’m a full-stack developer with three years of experience in frontend development (I worked with Angular and Vue back then, and now I mostly work with React/React Native) and three years of experience in backend development, writing and maintaining APIs and microservices. I also have experience automating service provision and application setup on AWS/Azure/GCP.

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2 Replies to "Using MUI in React Native"

  1. Greetings. This section’s link doesn’t work (Not founf) “To enable tree shaking and reduce the bundle size of React Native Paper, follow these additional installation instructions.”

    1. Hello, thanks for pointing out the broken link. We’ve replaced it with the correct one. Happy coding!

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