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As someone just getting into mobile development, I've enjoyed using it significantly more than native iOS/Android. It's so much faster and more straightforward
by throwaway6734 6y ago
As someone just getting into mobile development, I've enjoyed using it significantly more than native iOS/Android. It's so much faster and more straightforward to spin up designs,
- jiofih 6y agoUntil your first update. I assume you didn’t work on anything that has been released?
- tiborsaas 6y agoWhat happens when you do the first update? Have you used Expo?
- bbutterworth 6y agoIts not so bad. He is referring to RN updates, e.g. from 0.61.5 to 0.62 Its annoying, but I succeeded in upgrading in one project in about 1 hour. Just basically comparing the example code diff on github. perhaps older version had more changes and weren't documented as well. irrelevant comment: I hate Expo as it fails to be a helpful abstraction on top RN.
- 0-O-0 6y agoUpdate as in you application update or dependency update?
- throwaway6734 6y agoThe app was developed over a year ago and then came back to it for significant feature development. The update wasn't terrible.
- rimliu 6y agoIf you know native at the same level, RN is in now way faster.
- jasonlotito 6y agoI don’t know anyone that is equally proficient in Android and iOS development at any high level.