I mostly agree with this comment. React Native offers a really bare bones solution, that you often have to find yourself going out to the community and looking

I mostly agree with this comment. React Native offers a really bare bones solution, that you often have to find yourself going out to the community and looking for community supported libraries to make an application that is just a bit more complicated than the React Native tutorial. Even still, libraries that _should_ exist are non-existent or severely lacking. Development seems slow - they haven't managed to fix their "single-threaded JavaScript" performance woes which has been plaguing them for years, their provided navigators are horrible, they have no "native" default components (no native radio group controls, combo boxes, etc), no built-in push notification support, and their animations and performance are _slow_. For relatively simple apps without a focus on native "feel", it is fine and very fast to develop with. *iOS excepted.