Some of the criticism is valid, such as the performance issues and the fact that overall they didn't feel that it was worth it, the issues with the speed of the

Some of the criticism is valid, such as the performance issues and the fact that overall they didn't feel that it was worth it, the issues with the speed of the ecosystem. Some of it isn't valid. Build times increasing when you add RN to an existing project is to be expected. If you want very different UX on each platform then you'll generally have to implement it (as you would anyway). Internationalization is always a task, he's unclear why React is being criticized for this. Overall my takeaway is that if you're looking for an app customized to the UX of each platform, and that's more important to you than having devs who can cover both platforms, then RN is not the way to go. They seem to feel that the work involved in producing the RN features was greater than the work involved to just do things natively twice.