What did you do when you want to share logic between iOS and android?

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Hello,
My team is going to tackle a project with iOS and Android, both using native SDK. We want to share the data and logic between them, I mean data structure and design patterns. We'are planning to use Unit Test as the way to share the logic.
Is that a good way? If you already work on the same kind of problem, please share the lesson :). Thank you very much.

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We'are planning to use Unit Test as the way to share the logic.

Posted 29-Aug-18 2:57am

vietstone-ng

Updated 29-Aug-18 3:44am

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Member 11881188 · Answer 1 · 2018-08-29T05:42:00

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Ionic Framework is one of the best solution to design and develop cross platform native apps for Android and iOS etc. You can use google cloud functions to share the same functions in various apps.

Posted 29-Aug-18 5:42am

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Updated 29-Aug-18 5:53am

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vietstone-ng 30-Aug-18 0:03am

We really want to base on native SDK, and do not use cross-platform. I think the data structure and logic can be shared, although need to rework. But the code is still different because of the platform. I'm looking for a way to reduce this difference. Later the 2 teams can support each other easily.