I agree with you. I have almost no iOS or Android programming experience. I built my own little work out app in react native, because it's a tech stack I know p

I agree with you. I have almost no iOS or Android programming experience. I built my own little work out app in react native, because it's a tech stack I know pretty well. But I do run into issues where it stops working, and I need to do a bunch of dependency updates and rebuild it. Might be worthwhile for me to just learn Swift and the UIKit APIs. When I started my current job, I was talking to our tech director on how ive been using react native a bit. Been meaning to do an internal demo for it. I do find some of the development tools awesome, but really when we already have experienced iOS and android devs in house, why not keep growing in that area instead? React Native could be a way to do some quicker business wins, with clients that need cross platform in a short time frame. But I'm not convinced it's the right solution outside of that.