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That makes sense. I'm usually secure with TypeScript because I try to use the strictest compiler settings, and try to use libraries with high coverage and/or wr
by tjkandala 6y ago
That makes sense. I'm usually secure with TypeScript because I try to use the strictest compiler settings, and try to use libraries with high coverage and/or written with TypeScript. Sounds like there are just too many libraries to audit for quality when using React Native.
Thanks for the information, I think I'll go with Swift.
- ex3ndr 6y agoJeeez, i had zero issues with 3rd party libraries because of JS. 90% of a time it is iOS changed it's behavior or yet another bug on android.
- dep_b 6y agoWhich exactly confirms what I said about having to maintain 3 platforms instead of 2. And React itself is also far from a stable target.