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> But ultimately my plan was to try Kotlin Didn't get this - you will write an Android version? Also, do you think two apps (one in Kotlin and another in Swif
by swah 9y ago
> But ultimately my plan was to try Kotlin
Didn't get this - you will write an Android version?
Also, do you think two apps (one in Kotlin and another in Swift) can be done faster than a React Native (JS + platform specific code) that works on both, due to the tooling being so mature for each platform?
- valuearb 9y agoNo, I think React Native should be faster. But my concern again is how much control it offers. I don't want to get coded into a corner, and not be able to address certain parts of the user experience as well as possible. But I admit my exposure to RN is very limited, one sample app project. I'm starting a new job next week, and ironically I'm planning to ask if they've considered react native.