I can’t disagree with this more. I’ve done native iOS dev as a freelancer since 2010 and I’ve never had even a hint of trouble getting work. Third-party frame

I can’t disagree with this more. I’ve done native iOS dev as a freelancer since 2010 and I’ve never had even a hint of trouble getting work. Third-party frameworks for cross-platform dev come and go, but RN is the only one that has ever felt like it might offer a challenge to native dev. A year ago I would have said maybe everyone was going to shift to RN, but then I actually tried it and I realized that it’s incredibly immature. I really doubt it’ll ever be more than a large niche, and most apps will continue to be built natively. Regardless, I think you’re worried about changes that might possibly occur more than you are about changes that have already occurred. In iOS dev, the only major shift I’ve seen in the last eight years is Objectice-C to Swift, and even that wasn’t that painful because you can mix and match the code.