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The abstraction issue you're talking about doesn't exist. You can always drop down to custom native components for anything you need to do. That's one of the be
by rawrmaan 9y ago
The abstraction issue you're talking about doesn't exist. You can always drop down to custom native components for anything you need to do. That's one of the best parts.
I spent 5 months rewriting my game Falcross from Obj-C to React Native, and it functions exactly the same (even better in some places because of RN's wonderful Animated API). Try the game and tell me if you "feel the JS": https://www.falcross.com/ https://www.falcross.com/
As a solo developer, RN allows me to share 95% of code between platforms and still customize that ever so important 5% with native modules. And I'm iterating 2-3x faster than I was with Obj-C.
- jmkni 9y agoThat's awesome, I'm a solo dev too and I didn't know that about react native. Definitely want to try it on a project at some point.