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Dummy change to allow new staging CP #11000

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Expand Up @@ -329,7 +329,7 @@ This application is built with the following principles.

1. **Cross Platform 99.9999%**
1. A feature isn't done until it works on all platforms. Accordingly, don't even bother writing a platform-specific code block because you're just going to need to undo it.
1. If the reason you can't write cross platform code is because there is a bug in ReactNative that is preventing it from working, the correct action is to fix RN and submit a PR upstream -- not to hack around RN bugs with platform-specific code paths.
1. If the reason you can't write cross-platform code is because there is a bug in ReactNative that is preventing it from working, the correct action is to fix RN and submit a PR upstream -- not to hack around RN bugs with platform-specific code paths.
1. If there is a feature that simply doesn't exist on all platforms and thus doesn't exist in RN, rather than doing if (platform=iOS) { }, instead write a "shim" library that is implemented with NOOPs on the other platforms. For example, rather than injecting platform-specific multi-tab code (which can only work on browsers, because it's the only platform with multiple tabs), write a TabManager class that just is NOOP for non-browser platforms. This encapsulates the platform-specific code into a platform library, rather than sprinkling through the business logic.
1. Put all platform specific code in dedicated files and folders, like /platform, and reject any PR that attempts to put platform-specific code anywhere else. This maintains a strict separation between business logic and platform code.

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