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As a professional JS and iOS developer, I have to say that React Native is not the way to ever go unless you need to quickly prototype proof-of-concepts. I'm in
by prodtorok 9y ago
As a professional JS and iOS developer, I have to say that React Native is not the way to ever go unless you need to quickly prototype proof-of-concepts. I'm in love with React, but not RN.
Apps just don't feel right (like something is off but you can't tell what), annoying bugs, hacky open source modules, and the fear that it will never live up to it's hype or be able to keep up with native apis.
If you need a quick poc, then use what you're most comfortable with. If your app is simple enough to make in RN, then do it in native. If your app is complicated then you won't be able to do it (successfully) in RN anyway.