Hi Rohan,

It's more common to reuse the components. It will probably make the entire 
payload of your app smaller. I don't think there is any speed difference.
If you are using the CLI you can split out mobile and desktop to different 
apps, but I think it is better to unify both with the use of some 
css selectors you can even drop off the difference. and make a unified app.

With the Angular CLI you can make libraries, you can move the shared code 
to such a library.

Regards
Sander

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