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Good. React Native does not work for even the simplest things.

• g_delgado14 8y ago
  Our company has been using RN with real users for just about a year now. And there really aren't any complaints other than we sometimes can't use some API's (but we still manage to figure out a solution at the end of the day - to the satisfaction of our iOS & Android users). However, we do use Expo[0] to manage some of the rough edges of RN. [0] - https://expo.io https://expo.io
  • zebraflask 8y ago
    You must have had a better experience with it than I did. More power to you. Seriously, I don't think I need a QR code to make a mobile device work.
    • kiliancs 8y ago
      I think you are talking about the dev experience using Expo.
      • zebraflask 8y ago
        Yup. Pretty terrible.
        • ascorbic 8y ago
          It's not really enough to judge the developer experience of React Native in general. The whole point of Expo is that is replaces the normal experience.
          • zebraflask 8y ago
            That's a fair point and I certainly don't mean to knock devs who enjoy RN. I found it quite frustrating compared to regular React, which is usually a very pleasant framework to work with.
    • chrisco255 8y ago
      Yeah, you don't need a QR code with React Native, that's a nice feature of Expo...but you can always plug a USB cable in and deploy your app that way.