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We're using React Native as well, but we decided to have parts of our app in Java/Swift: + Third parties should be integrating part of our core technology in t

We're using React Native as well, but we decided to have parts of our app in Java/Swift: + Third parties should be integrating part of our core technology in their app. I can't force them to use a framework. + We're using Bluetooth Low Energy and need to be as close to that radio as possible. + The implementation of BLE differs too much from iOS to Android to make one library a good idea. Apart from that if I would run an app shop, I would write dedicated for each platform. + More hours. + More experienced personnel. + More stable than frameworks.

tempestn 10y ago
As someone buying from an app shop, your second and third points would be a plus for us as well, whereas the first would obviously be a minus. Having some of the app built in a framework would probably be easier for a team of web developers to take over too, although that's not a given, since it would also add complexity. It may be moot though if there are no shops out there using RN anyway!