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React Native for Web provides cross platform primitives that normalize inconsistencies and allow to build web applications that are touch friendly. To ensure reliable interactions like touch or gestures and to provide a higher degree of compatibility, React Native reimplements some web primitives making sure that semantics and accessibility are preserved if not enhanced.

Twitter's div Soup and Uglyfied CSS, Explained

React Native for Web is used and it spits out some ‘not-so human readable source code’ and therefore ‘uglified CSS’. A fix? Try to use more developer tools :)

I always get fascinated by the messy generated html source code that you can see in every tech giant’s website. This article unravels some of the mystery when it comes to Twitter’s website.

Will definitely read this but for now I just love the word UGLYFIED!!

This post explains how Twitter divs are generated by react native web