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I agree that Ionic's components are easier to work with and less of a hassle. However, React Native components let you talk directly to native, even using nativ
by crazypython 6y ago
I agree that Ionic's components are easier to work with and less of a hassle. However, React Native components let you talk directly to native, even using native components from the native platform's ecosystem in your code. It's a tradeoff developers have to make.
https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation is beautiful, it uses iOS' own navigation APIs, but it's a pain.
- yesimahuman 6y agoThat’s fair! One other option is to do both: use Capacitor and embed it inside native navigation controls (i.e. a native shell), then use Ionic React for screens, etc. One other aspect is that Ionic React uses react-dom so it will be a pretty normal react dev experience compared to RN which isn’t 1-1 (CSS being an example).