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It kind of depends on what you want to build but I tend to always write my own apps natively, I do cross platform for clients from time to time though as they r
by jamil7 6y ago
It kind of depends on what you want to build but I tend to always write my own apps natively, I do cross platform for clients from time to time though as they request it. I think if you have some existing service you want to provide a simple app in the app store for then React Native etc can make sense. If you want to build an app that is itself a product to sell then you're better off going native for a variety of reasons. As others have pointed out cross platform just always comes with its own set of problems by design, there isn't any way around that. SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose are lowering the barrier to entry by providing a much faster and easier UI development workflow.