> and any native code you’ve added yourself. I think you undervalue just how important this bit is. It’s so easy to bind your own native code to react-native,

> and any native code you’ve added yourself. I think you undervalue just how important this bit is. It’s so easy to bind your own native code to react-native, it’s quite the game changer for those of us that have been managing two (or more) native code bases for different platforms for the past decade. I have successfully merged two separate projects for the same iOS/Android app into one by simply writing JS bindings for the existing native code and moving all the business logic to react-native. I probably deleted more LOC than I wrote, and it’s still 90% native code- this is a GPU intensive A/V app. I’m not a web guy so I can’t compare it to vanilla web react, but for native app development RN has been a huge productivity boost.