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I believe what you say about NativeScript but there’s not enough momentum in that solution. Learning NativeScript will give you access to a way smaller pool of
by whoisjuan 5y ago
I believe what you say about NativeScript but there’s not enough momentum in that solution. Learning NativeScript will give you access to a way smaller pool of projects or companies you can work for.
I think most developers would prioritize employability + traction/community/documention. There’s not even a comparison there. React Native is the superior solution.
- hardwaresofton 5y agoYeah -- I do agree with you, React Native is going to see the majority of the love. I would like to point out that NativeScript works -- people mostly don't make buzz about it but it's out there powering apps that are delivering value, I've used it myself for a client and it was fantastic. React Native is the superior solution only if you prioritize employability/traction/community (I disagree on documentation, NativeScript's documentation is excellent), but if you need to get an application out but are turned off by the React crazy-land and bad performance of React in a mobile context, give NativeScript a try, it's the better platform in a technical sense -- it has things React Native doesn't.